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(...) Hello, I am trying to update some form fields and columns in an item list after some actions. On my path i have configured a FOR EACH on my item list which is creating/composing json payload for my REST. (rows) However, I am encountering an InternalServerError (500) when attempting to save this data using REST service on path for my current instance. PATCH: api/data/v5.0/db/#{DBID}#/elements/#{ (...)

(...) "UserName": "manager" } In response I receive receive 2 HTTP Cookie items (B1SESSION and ROUTEID) that I have to submit with every REST API call to SAP API. The problem is that I can't submit json configuration in REST API Connections area in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio. And later use it to setup REST API Data sources. Maybe someone came up with solution how to deal with it?

(...) entered in current form (different fields in different workflows) and also should be fetched from database from another workflow. As I can see there is no way to use current form field values (in json mode, not json grid) in request body of datasource consuming a REST API. Is there a workaround for this? Another question: Is there a way to store results from a datasource as json string in so (...)

(...) ight be different for different dates and currencies). The API GET call is: https://kurs.resenje.org/api/v1/currencies//rates/-- I have in DET_Att6 and the in DET_Att3. The response is a json : { "code": "USD", "date": "2017-01-04", "date_from": "2017-01-04", "number": 1, "parity": 1, "cash_buy": 117.7702, "cash_sell": 119.4306, "exchange_buy": (...)

(...) ie name) via customer number. I have a form with a customer number field. I have a REST DataSource "REST GET CUSTOMER DATA" (..../getKundenData?customernumber=CUSTOMERNUMBER.Standard) which returns a json with all relevant customer data. I used a business rule to get the value from the REST datasource and a form rule (on value change) to set the customer name (returned from the businessrule). Th (...)

(...) Hello, Have you tried run the Public forms in version 2025? I downloaded the source from github: https://github.com/WEBCON-BPS/public-forms I have the appsettings.json file configured (as in the picture). I get an error when trying to log in

(...) g: Url to Solr: http://[SERVERNAME]:8983/solr/BPS_Activities/query?q=*:*&q.op=OR&indent=true&fq=TS_Insert:[2025-01-06T19:02:59.060Z%20TO%20NOW]&fq=-User_Name:"WebCon%20Workflow%20Service"&rows=0&wt=json 06-02-2025 19:03:01 msg: System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException: An error occurred while sending the request. ---> System.Net.WebException: Unable to connect to the remote server ---> System.Net.Socke (...)

(...) iables (text type) in automation, can be returned as value: without endcoding? Example: I have API method no. 1. I save its response to a local variable. Then I make a minor modification in json using an action: Set value to modify => local variable Finaly: I want to use that local variable as a Request-Body for another Rest API action. And here is the problem, because the value of thi (...)

(...) Atlassian for Confluence and Jira. One use case would be to passthrough a teams chat message to an agent via action in the context menu, parsing the message with AI Prompt to extract data and create json , fill out an adaptive card offering data from WEBCON to trigger the wished process and pass all needed data as json for the form fields to it. We build prototypes for such scenarios but it would be a (...)

(...) Hi, I need to send data as "multipart/form-data" I am trying to configure the Request Body tab of the "Invoke REST Web Service" action. I set the Body Type as "multipart" and the json part header as "Content-Type: multipart/form-data" How should the value for the json part field be formatted? Should it be in json ? (I have tried but without success.)

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