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Hi, I would like to create a servlet to do the following operations.
abrahamr
over 9 years ago
Hi,
I would like to create a servlet to do the following operations.
1. Initiate the process with start form
2. Get the status of the process
3. Handling exception if there is any error in any node/activity.
Overall i would like to control the process using public API provided by APPIAN.
Can anyone share me example servlet application with jsp page?
Thanks in advance.
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malcolm.ross
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over 9 years ago
I'm not sure why you would need a servlet for this..
1) Do you want to initiate from a 3rd party web-page?
2) You can use Appian 7.9 or higher Web API feature for this.. design a webapi that calls a!queryProcessAnalytics() for a process report to fetch status.
3) Any reason why you would not use exception handling boundary events on the nodes?
Happy to hear more about the use case.
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malcolm.ross
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over 9 years ago
I'm not sure why you would need a servlet for this..
1) Do you want to initiate from a 3rd party web-page?
2) You can use Appian 7.9 or higher Web API feature for this.. design a webapi that calls a!queryProcessAnalytics() for a process report to fetch status.
3) Any reason why you would not use exception handling boundary events on the nodes?
Happy to hear more about the use case.
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