
Ben Paddick
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
@Ehsan thanks again for all your help. We are now able to continue developing our solution!- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
@Ehsan That worked!!! So it seems "customFields" a required field even if just {}?- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
Hi @Ehsan Thank you for getting back to me. FYI - I am using the Power Shell module to interact with the API. If I test with trying to update "h_external_ref_number" and/or "h_description" I do not get any errors back. These are the values: $xmlmcOutput.status = "ok" $xmlmcOutput.error = NULL $xmlmcOutput.exceptionName = NULL $xmlmcOutput.exceptionDescription = NULL I have cut the script right back to just the following f Add-Param "requestId" "SR00167255" #Add-Param "h_summary" "Summary blah blah again" Add-Param "h_description" "description blah blah again" Add-Param "h_external_ref_number" "1234567" #Add-Param "customFields" "{"h_custom_p": "someValueA"}" # Invoke XMLMC call - Get all Service Request that match search query, output returned as PSObject $xmlmcOutput = Invoke-XMLMC "apps/com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests" "update" # Read output status if($xmlmcOutput.status -eq "ok") { # "No error returned - here are outputs" "API Call Status : " + $xmlmcOutput.status "APIError Returned : " + $xmlmcOutput.error "API Excption Name : " + $xmlmcOutput.exceptionName "API Excption Description : " + $xmlmcOutput.exceptionDescription } else { "An error was returned - here are outputs" "API Call Status : " + $xmlmcOutput.status "APIError Returned : " + $xmlmcOutput.error "API Excption Name : " + $xmlmcOutput.exceptionName "API Excption Description : " + $xmlmcOutput.exceptionDescription } I am running the connection to the API using an API key for my account. I believe this should therefore have the same permissions as what I do via the GUI? Any further ideas? Does this work for you within your instance? Many thanks Ben- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
Hi Hornbill Integration team! @Ehsan @Steve G I am still struggling with the above issue. I am not able to update using op=update. The API staus is ok so it looks to have submitted. Any ideas? Is this working for others? Are there any special permissions? I can update the fields via the GUI using my account. Thanks Ben- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
Anyone know why I am not able to use the update method to post data? There is no error but no data is saved on request after post. Thanks- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
So I have tested the API "update" method Ehsan has kindly suggested. The method accepts the request parameters but does not update the actual details of the SR. I have tried using " requestId" with combination of the following optional parameters "h_summary", "h_description", " h_external_ref_number" and "customFields". Looks like a bug to me as the other request update API mehtods like Hi updateReqTimeline work fine. Maybe an expert like @Steve G can shed some light?- 14 replies
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Update Attribute and/or Activity Stream
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
Ehsan Thanks you so much for these pointers. I will give it a go now. Ben- 14 replies
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I have a scenario where I would like to post text data capture from a client into a Service Request through the API. At present I would like to use either 1) A request custom attribute to store the data Not sure of what Hornbill Service Manager Requests function is best to do this. or 2) A request activity stream entry with a specific type I have successfully done this using "https://api.hornbill.com/apps/com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests?op=updateReqTimeline" However, once the data is posted I then want to be able to search / find the values via the API For both scenarios above I am not sure of the correct Requests function to do this. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Kind Regards Ben
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Update Sub Status of SR via API
Ben Paddick replied to Ben Paddick's topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
All working now since the last update! Thanks Hornbill -
Update Sub Status of SR via API
Ben Paddick posted a topic in Integration Connectors, API & Webhooks
Hi. When trying to update the sub status of an SR using "Operation - com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests::smUpdateStatus" I get the following message: API Call Status : fail Error Returned : FlowCode Exception (com.hornbill.servicemanager/entities/Requests/fc_ops/smUpdateSubstatus): nodeName: Set the Output; nodeId: 0a2e4bdf-e634-46a5-afc2-39a985bebbb2; At 264/ 1: "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'activityId' of undefined" throw(e); _fc_node_exec_0a2e4bdf_e634_46a5_afc2_39a985bebbb2 When trying to update the sub status of an SR using "Operation - com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests::smUpdateStatus" the sub status does not change and no error is produced. I am however able to successfully change the status of the SR (Open > On Hold > Open). When using this method i submit both Status and Sub Status ID. Any ideas? There does not appear to be much to go wrong within the request. So is this an API bug or a back end configuration issue? Many Thanks Ben -
Hi all, I am trying to automate the export of request data and more importantly the responses to questsions using APIs. So far I can get all requests that match search query using : "apps/com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests" "searchRequests" I can then loop through each request getting various details using : "apps/com.hornbill.servicemanager/Requests" "smGetReqDetails2" This enables me to return the number of questions completed but not the actual responses. Is there another API that has this feature that I can't find? Many Thanks Ben