alex_panganiban
4 years agoContributor
Using REST In-Memory OAuth2 Account
I am converting a REST Put snap so it can use OAuth2 for authentication purposes. I have a REST In-Memory OAuth2 account created. It has been able to authorize and refresh its tokens.
When I try an...
- 2 years ago
1) You can define the parameters(the ones that are expected to be sent by the system) in the pipeline properties, and access the parameters with "_" and the name of the parameter. ex: _param1.
2) You can access all the parameters with the QUERY_STRING argument.
ex: _QUERY_STRING
The result is string containing all the parameters sent by the system. ex: "test=value&test1=value1".
So, probably you will need to utilize some of the string functions in order to get/extract the parameters.