The user without being an Appian admin he/she has to enable or disable the WEB API logging in the UI by clicking the button.
I would like to know the possibility of this customized feature of WEB API request logging.
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Hi Martina Joseph ,
1.If the user have the designer access and have the permission to the Web API yes user can enable/disable the radio button.
2. If the user doesn't have the designer access he/she can't make changes for any of the objects.
Can you share some details about the use case?
The external application can send the details to Appian via WEB API. While invoking WEB API, the Appian provides option to save the WEB API request/response in the logs by enabling the checkbox in the WEB API. The user with the administrator access can view the logs.
Now the use case is,
1) I think yes, developers have access to log files by default. And these logs are common.
2) No. This is a security sensitive feature and can only be toggled by the developer.
What do you try to achieve with this? For what purpose would a normal use would want to enable logging?
Why dont you implement your own configurable logging system? Does the external system can route the request through a proxy?