Is it possible to delete or add scripts to a policy through API call?

[omrifakrash]

I see update or create policy documentation on Classic API. This API is getting a policy object in xml format, without its scripts property (unlike the response from GET on this api that returns xml of policy including its scripts).

There is a way to link or unlink a script to a policy instance through API call? 

Thanks in advance

[AJPinto]

I think you can only create new policy with PUT, EDIT looks to be limited to adjusting the scope of a policy. I am anything but an API expert, but I don't think you can do what you are wanting with API unless you just deleted the script.

[omrifakrash]

Thanks @AJPinto.
I have another problem with updating | creating a configuration profile with its payloads.
I can see a pattern that all types from the classic API (and not pro API) are supporting only 3 entities: general, scope and self_service. Is this observation correct? Is there any other API I can use to adjust other properties? Is there a plan the extend pro API to more types?

Appreciate any comment :)

[AJPinto]

1. I have another problem with updating | creating a configuration profile with its payloads: Are you trying to create a Configuration Profile with API?
2. I can see a pattern that all types from the classic API (and not pro API) are supporting only 3 entities: general, scope and self_service: These are the 3 tabs in a configuration profile in Jamfs GUI
3. Is there any other API I can use to adjust other properties: Are you trying to Adjust Jamfs GUI elements?
4. Is there a plan the extend pro API to more types? I can't speak for Jamf, but I have not seen any significant changes in API ability in the 6 years I have worked with Jamf.

Parting thoughts: Jamfs API is very robust, but is designed for system integration, reporting, with the occasional simplifying of repeated processes.

[omrifakrash]

1. Yes create and also update an existing one

2. You are right, my misunderstanding 

3. Exactly

4. Thanks

Updating that I manage to update scripts on a policy through API call. Will summarize here how to do it later