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How do I have save an Integration HTTP response in a global variable and use it as a header for another integration

Hello,

As shown in the screenshot below, I am able to get a ASP.NET_SessionId in HTTP Response instead of getting it in Result. In such a case how do I save it in a global variable and use it as a header input for another integration to fetch data from the other system API.

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  • Hello Stefan, In my case the value I am trying to capture/save (ie. Cookie: ASP.NET_SessionId) highlighted in screenshot resides in Integration 'HTTP Response' and not in the Result body Directory . In such case is there a way save it into a local variable so it could be used as a header to another Integration

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    in reply to prathmeshd4095

    Duplicate of

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  • Thank you Mathieu. Yes that is similar issue to what we are facing. I wonder if there is any workaround we can do within Appian to solve this. The vendor of the system we are trying to integrate with has denied to make any changes to the result body to make the desired cookie available in it thus we have limited options.