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Process Web Service Response
Uriel Nusenbaum
16:22 Nov 03, 2018

Hello community



I am working with a business process using the process element [Call Web Service].

The web service configuration and the call are working correctly.

The JSON response is similar to:

{

"$ totalResults": 2,

"$ startIndex": 1,

"$ itemsPerPage": 100,

"$ resources": [

     {

      "$ clave": "t6UJ9A000001",

      "$ Static_state": 200,

      "$ etag": "Yi4EmiUg3xw =",

       "Account": {

             "$ clave": "A6UJ9A0001RU",

             "$ uuid": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",

           }

      },

      {

      "$ clave": "t6UJ9A00000B",

      "$ Static_state": 200,

"$ etag": "wMpPUtrfgdA =",

"Account": {

"$ clave": "A6UJ9A0001RX",

"$ uuid": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",

}

}

]

}



My goal is to iterate the JSON and finally create tickets in BPM with the source information.

Using a pre-configured page I was able to determine that the parameter where the information is returned is [#WS Step.Response body #]

How can I take this value in a Script Task and process the JSON? or what is the correct procedure to do this?

Previously I should be able to take the value of the parameter [#WS Setp.Success #] to determine if the execution was successful

Thank you!

Good weekend

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Eugene Podkovka
17:42 Nov 12, 2018

get/set a parameter value in a business process script task

var parameter1 = Get<Guid>("Parameter1");

Set("Parameter2", parameter1.ToString());

var parameter2 = Get<string>("Parameter2");

get object of type UserConnection

var userConnection = Get<UserConnection>("UserConnection");

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Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'changeMethod' of undefined
Software Dev
17:49 Dec 19, 2017

Hi everyone, 

When I try to use the change event to bindTo a function, I get the following error : "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'changeMethod' of undefined".

In my diff schema, the change event has a bound function: 

{
    "operation": "insert",
    "name": "Product",
    "values": {
        "layout": {
            "colSpan": 12,
            "rowSpan": 1,
            "column": 0,
            "row": 1,
            "layoutName": "MyLayout"
        },
        "bindTo": "MyLookup",
        "contentType": Terrasoft.ContentType.LOOKUP,
        "enabled": true,
        "change": {
            bindTo: "setProduct"
        },
        "contentType": 3
    },
    "parentName": "MyLayout",
    "propertyName": "items",
    "index": 1
}

And I call it's method handler with the following. 

setProduct: function() {
    console.log("Success!");
}

Adding the "change": { bindTo: "setProduct" } causes the page to not load. Is there a way to activate a JavaScript function when a select element on a page is changed? I need to change the values in a corresponding select element based on the value of the preceding select element.

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Anastasia Botezat
13:08 Dec 20, 2017

Hi,

In order to overcome such issue, please, check that you have binded to an existing lookup "MyLookup". Also, you can try another change method approach. 

In the onEntityInitialized function do the following:

onEntityInitialized: function(){
  this.callParent(arguments);
  this.on("change:Product", this.setProduct, this);
}

Hope this helps.

Regards,

Anastasia

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ODATA - JSON Format
John Adkins
17:45 Dec 01, 2017

I was wondering where I can find the JSON format or record layout for an odata record in Json format; creating a contact record for example.  Can the odata service describe the format?

Thanks 

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John Adkins
18:01 Dec 01, 2017

It seems the basic format is simple, I jump the gun

  { 

                'Name': 'Test User',

                'Dear': 'TU',

                'Email': 'Tester@TestsMarketNetServices.com',

                'Phone': '6168477992',

                'Notes': 'Testing 123' 

    }

Additional question: Can you nest relationships with the same document, like activities or do they have to be created separately?

Anastasia Botezat
14:11 Dec 08, 2017

John Adkins,

Yes, you have to create them separately. There is not way to nest relationships.

Regards,

Anastasia

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Landing Pages - Response Codes - HTTP POST
John Adkins
00:44 Apr 01, 2017

Can someone tell me where to find the response codes or error description for landing page posts.

I'm getting  {"SaveWebFormObjectDataResult":"{resultMessage:\"Not allowed request URL.\"",resultCode:-1}""}

File attachments
public:

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Lisa Brown
21:24 Apr 02, 2017

Dear John,

 

The interpretation of the error codes depends on your landing page settings. The message implies that it is the error of the framework you are using and not the HTTP POST code. 

 

Best regards,

Lisa

John Adkins
15:26 Apr 03, 2017

 

Thanks for your reply ...

This message is differently coming from the post response.  The url returning the response is our BPM site.  I have postman in the middle. 

My question to the community, "is there a list of standard responses or error codes available for form postings?".  I'm sure I'm doing something silly, just wondering what documentation was available.

Thanks again.

 

 

John Adkins
18:02 Apr 03, 2017

 

I figured out my error - it was silly.

The landing page domain name didn't match the posting url specified in the landing page setup.  It has to be the complete url name, not just the domain name.

 

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