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Hi All - I've created an integration with Docusign and have configured the Web API to receive a response from Docsign when the document is signed. Docusign responds and successfully kicks off the process, but I can't figure out how to pull the envelopeid and documentid from the message response. I've got the sample code that converts the http!request.body from json to a processparameter. But I can't figure out how to get the data from there? I've tried converting to process variables and various settings within the Start Trigger panel, but haven't been able to see the message body/data anywhere. Any guidance would be appreciated.
I am attempting to set up an Oauth2.0 client credentials grant authentication for our application web APIs. I believe I have done the configuration correctly but I'm clearly missing something because when I attempt to get an authorization token using postman I am a failed client authentication. Here is the sequence of configurations I have performed in order. 1. I created an Oauth2.0 Client in the Admin console creating a new service account in the process. 2. I copied the client_id, client_secret, and access token url. 3. I created a Web API object. For connectivity testing I'm just using the GET Hello World configuration. I added a path value to the web api and copies the URL. 4. I then added the service account to the admin group which secured the new Web API object. 5. In postman I created a new request. I gave it the copied url. 6. Under authorization I selected Oauth2.0 and under configure new token I included the grant_type, client_id, and client_secret (see below image
Hello, to perform a POST type integration in which I want to add a content type multipart/form-data to the body, I have to add the boundary field to the integration header, which I have seen that appian generates in the HTTP Request . That value that is generated in the HTTP Request is --TnQmfygKfP801A_kE1bGL-7YAFk_k6gl9--, and after testing in different environments and files, I have seen that it is always the same. POST /api/myit-sb/content HTTP/1.1 Content-Type: multipart/form-data; boundary=TnQmfygKfP801A_kE1bGL-7YAFk_k6gl9 X-Requested-By: XMLHttpRequest Cache-Control: no-cache Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="OP_ATP_DocPrueba.docx" Content-Length: 12354 Host: aena-dev-restapi.onbmc.com Connection: Keep-Alive User-Agent: Appian Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate --TnQmfygKfP801A_kE1bGL-7YAFk_k6gl9 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="file"; filename="OP_Test_DocPrueba.docx" Content-Type: application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document Con
HI TEAM, I am trying to save the signed documents post DocuSign by creating a web API to start a process model to save the documents but I couldn't get the response from APi. What are configurations need to be done in DocuSign admin application for making it success. If anyone had experience in realtime implementation of DocuSign please help me in resolving. Thank you
Good morning, I can upload documents and list with the system logged in, but I am having trouble seeing if I can modify the metadata of a document, as I get the following error: The construction of the request is done by Appian and I can't change the one it uses (Path) to the one it tells me (Url). Does anyone know how I can do it or what I am doing wrong? Thank you very much for your help
Hi all, We need to validate the scope parameter in Web APIs. I've seen in the documentation that with the Appian OAuth 2.0 client the scope parameter must either be blank or omitted entirely: https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/24.1/Web_API_Authentication.html#using-the-oauth-2.0-client-credentials-grant Can we use a third-party OAuth 2.0 client to validate scope parameter? With this authentication method, would the scope be validated internally or would we have to do it at the web API level? Thanks in advance.
Hola buenas tardes a todos, quisiera pedirles ayuda. Me encuentro en el siguiente escenario: recibo archivos base 64 que transformo en un documento con el objeto de "integración" de appian. Hago clic en "Convertir valores base64 a documentos Appian" y no tengo ningún problema con archivos PDF, TIFF, PNG, TXT, sin embargo no es capaz de traducir y convertir un XLSX, quiero saber si Appian tiene esta restricción. por favor su orientación
Hi everybody, we need to display a "loading" interface (an image or a gif) while we call an integration (through a button, which needs to be the only user interaction) that takes a couple of minutes to complete. We tried using both refresh variables and showWhen logics but neither worked as Appian waited to complete the integration "call" before displaying anything. We also tried using a process model with an AND gate but the user input task node needs to be "attended" so it can't be used without the user interaction. Do you guys have any suggestions?
We have use case where currently we are sharing the document to external system via Appian Web API ( created through existing Appian API document download template ). External system is requesting to share the data as base64 string. We could achieve same via plugin available in App Market ( [mention:e7b082a6b98049899e3541011e57f30e:f7d226abd59f475c9d224a79e3f0ec07] ). I wanted to confirm what are the advantages and disadvantages of sharing document via base64 string over existing approach. If anyone used base64 string encoded method to share document, can you share the advantages, and disadvantages over the approach.
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Hi All I am calling one web service through Appian Integeration and getting the below error. I want to send the appian document in base 64 string. I checked in appian community and found that appian automatically convert document to base 64 string but facing issue. the request body of web service is in xml format. Please refer the below screenshots. In below request i have to send document in content tag and it should be in base 64 string. the ri!Attachments is document type. Many Thanks in advance.
Good morning, I am creating an integration with Grafana to display graphs of Appian metrics. My question is, can these metrics be extracted from the Appian logs, from which logs? Thank you very much.
Hello,I am trying to set up an integration to post a document to a folder in iManage. This integration requires the request body to be multipart/form-data, and to pass through the document to be uploaded and the document "profile" which contains information which will be added to the document on the iManage side.below is how the integration is set up in postman: Would anyone have an idea of where I am doing things incorrectly? It would seem to me as though the content type is not passed through properly, as seen by the content type field in the header section of the httpResponse.Thank you
we are running Gmail Poller's Connected System in Integration. This Integration returns a list of Gmail Email Id's. The TEST REQUEST in the Integation object succeeds and successfully returns a list of Gmail Email Id's. Running this Integration in a process model also successfully returns a list of movement id's. However, when this process model is executed as a sub-process, this Integration object does not return a list of ids and returns one empty item. This sub-process model does not need to and does not reference values from the parent process, as it works as expected normally when executed independently. Nevertheless, it is not clear why this Integartion node returns an unexpected value only when it runs as a child process. Can you tell me where I should check?
Hi, I have a scenario where i need to download document using web api. All the document id's stored in local db and uploaded documents are stored in document center. Now i need a web api to download document that's residing inside in appian. The default document download link works only inside appian. i have used an expression rule inside web api where gives me the list of documents needed but download document from api gives only the document id. But unable to document using web api. Can someone help me on this? Thanks in advance!
I have a recordtype uses an api as a datasource, I don't know why the fields are always like this, not the original fields in response body of the api. I have made other recordtype using api before, but the fields are correct. Is it because the response has too many items?
Hi Everyone, I am having the following scenario, we need to send an email user , In the email body we should show the form with approve and reject option for a request. Business requirement: we should not create Appian account for the user, and they should be completing the task from outlook email body itself, without logging into Appian. I have tried the steps mentioned in Task Viewer Add-in for Microsoft Outlook - Appian 22.2 but I when I click on the task link , user is navigated to Appian Environment. FYI: I can see task viewer add-in was added to my account.
Hi All, I'm trying to call a web service using the 'Call Web Service' smart service. However, when I paste the WSDL URL, I receive the following warning. As a result, I'm unable to select the Service and Endpoint options. Is there a solution to configure the webservice without modifying the WSDL structure? Warning: 'The endpoint BasicHttpBinding_AAA contains a reference to an ExactlyOne policy operator which does not contain a supported policy alternative. That endpoint is not available for selection. The unsupported policies are [[alternative 1 : SignedSupportingTokens, Wss10]]. (APNX-2-4041-007).'
Hi everybody.I want to extract information from a ProcessModel, calls from an Interface.But I don't know how. And also, the interface show me the "onSuccess" result immediatly after the process'calling.
how can i generate api key for google maps connected systems?
Is there a log that captures any calls to a Legacy Web Service. Trying to confirm the external system is failing to call our service at all (if there is an error on their system) or if we are having issues.
Hi All, I have requirement which i need to convert below mentioned JSON format to.. { "requestId": "221a0000-faff-00e3-ac11-dbe6ebd00d00", "sourceSystemName": "ABCD", "requestDateTime": "2023-08-23T15:03:31.919Z", "requestInitiator": "App Name", "context": "/fetchData", "data": { "kind": "fetchDataRequest", "items": [ { "item": { "key": "ID", "value": [ "1234567890" ] } }, { "item": { "key": "CRITERIA", "value": [ "EMPLOYEEDETAILS", "INCLUDEIDDETAILS" ] } } ] } } .. this string format: "{ ""requestId"": ""221a0000-faff-00e3-ac11-dbe6ebd00d00"", ""sourceSystemName"": ""ABCD"", ""requestDateTime"": ""2023-08-23T15:03:31.919Z"", ""requestInitiator"": ""App Name"", ""context"": ""/fetchData"", ""data"": { ""kind"": ""fetchDataRequest"", ""items"": [ { ""item"": { ""key"": ""ID"", ""value"": [ ""1234567890
I'm trying to integrate an external system (e.g., CRM, ERP) with Appian but I'm not sure which integration method is best. SOAP, REST, or something else?
Hi All I have a requirement to implement a SOAP solution, I have exposed the web API from Appian to third party system(legacy system). This system sends the data to appian through web API on daily basis and appian has to process the data and save in our database and in turn API should respond with SOAP Body. Since these are confidential data, I have to implement ws-security for the response. For the response body I have to generate the digest value and digital signature and send these in the same response. Query: How to implement digital signature in appian probably configuring XML signature with X.509 tokens? Using hash function, I can generate the digest value but for digital signature I am not finding the approach/plugins in appian. Please anyone suggest. Thanks in advance Sample response snippet looks something like this: <Signature xmlns="">www.w3.org/.../xmldsig <SignedInfo> <CanonicalizationMethod Algorithm="">www.w3.org/.../xml-
Hi All, We're interested in creating an Appian service using a Web API to return documents to an external client who will be processing these documents as part of a routine backend batch process. While it's well documented how to convert a document to base64 in the request body for an outbound API call using an Integration object, I haven't found documentation on how Appian documents can be converted to a base64 string to return as part of the response body in an Appian Web API. Curious if anyone else has had a similar use case and how they got around this. Thanks!
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