Hello,
I need to build several Web API's that, besides doing their main purpose, register in the database the parameters received and the date & time that the call occurred (basically, a customized log). I've started by creating the web API's with their main purpose and then, in the same web API, to use the a!startprocess or a!writetodatastoreentity(), bu it doesn't work.
I've tried to isolate the problem and came to two main bottlenecks:
1) Can I call a smart service in web API's of the method GET?
2) Even if the method is post, is it possible, for example, to start a process AND write the data store entity in the same Web API?
Is there a way to do this?
Thank you
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Yes we can call write the data store entity and start a process one in another in the Web API something like below a!writeToDataStoreEntity( dataStoreEntity: cons!DSE_NAME, valueToStore: local!constructRequest, onSuccess: a!startProcess( processModel: cons!PM_NAME, processParameters: { inputJason: a!toJson({ aa: fv!storedValues }) }, onSuccess: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 200, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson({ aa: fv!storedValues, bb: fv!processInfo }) ), onError: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 500, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson( { error: "There was an error starting the process" } ) ) ), onError: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 500, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson( { error: "There was an error writing to the data store" } ) ) )
a!writeToDataStoreEntity( dataStoreEntity: cons!DSE_NAME, valueToStore: local!constructRequest, onSuccess: a!startProcess( processModel: cons!PM_NAME, processParameters: { inputJason: a!toJson({ aa: fv!storedValues }) }, onSuccess: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 200, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson({ aa: fv!storedValues, bb: fv!processInfo }) ), onError: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 500, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson( { error: "There was an error starting the process" } ) ) ), onError: a!httpResponse( statusCode: 500, headers: { a!httpHeader( name: "Content-Type", value: "application/json" ) }, body: a!toJson( { error: "There was an error writing to the data store" } ) ) )