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jhagist
New Contributor III
8 years ago
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Rest API Test For Completion

I have a pattern where I run a REST POST api call and then need to run a REST GET to see if the request has completed. I need to somehow loop back to run the REST GET again if it isn’t done. Recom...
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igormicev
Contributor
5 years ago

Hi @Raph,

It’s very simple. You just need to not map the columns manually, i.e use from a Mapper this expression
$.mapValues((value,key) => value) into $ as target and that’s all.

Attached is a pipeline
Original order for columns_2020_10_24.slp (3.4 KB)

/Igor

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Raph
New Contributor II
5 years ago

I tried this suggestion. I am sorry I don’t understand what you meant. The mapper generates an error. The snaps used for test were as follows: Filreader > Parser > Mapper (.mapValues((value,key)=>value) > Excel Formatter > File Writer.

The columns run from A…GM

Can you clarify a little please?

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    jbaldetti
    Former Employee
    9 years ago

    Workday publishes some WSDLs in the Workday Services documentation site without a valid endpoint for the purpose of reference. This can be verified by opening the WSDL file and look at the soap address location at the bottom of the WSDL. A valid endpoint for workday should have a location starting with the “https://” protocol.

    Here is an example of a valid endpoint at the end of the WSDL file:
    …
    <wsdl:service name=“Human_ResourcesService”>
    <wsdl:port name=“Human_Resources” binding=“wd-wsdl:Human_ResourcesBinding”>
    <soapbind:address location=“https://impl-cc.workday.com/ccx/service/osv_fusionio4/Human_Resources/v18”/>
    </wsdl:port>
    </wsdl:service>
    </wsdl:definitions>

    If it does not have the “https://”, then the solution would be to export the Workday WSDL from the Workday tenant.

    The Workday snap is a preferable over the SOAP snap since it is an easier to use and more capable.