Execute a REST CALL Action - Key Steps

Below is an overview of the key steps you need to follow when setting up and executing a REST call action.

For each step, you'll find a link that takes you to the corresponding section in the online help.

The first step is to define the general properties of the REST call action. Read more
One of the key pieces of information is the specification of an alias, which serves as the "identifier" for the REST call action. You can also configure general connection settings.
Set General Properties

 

In the second step, you must provide authentication information. You can also configure headers. Read more
You can choose from four different types of authentication:
- None/Custom
- Basic Authentication
- API key
- Bearer token
Configure Authentication and Headers

 

In the third step, you must enter the request with the required information. Read more
The following methods are available for the request:
- GET
- POST
- PUT
- PATCH
- DELETE
Configure Request

 

In the fourth step, you can create the body. Read more
The following body types are available:
- None
- Text
- JSON
- File
- Multipart/form-data
Create a Body

 

You can't perform this step until you've created the REST call action.
In this step, you can specify how Intrexx should respond if errors occur during the REST call. Read more
The following options are available here:
- Cancel transaction (default)
- Continue transaction
Define Exception Handlers

 

You can't perform this step until you've created the REST call action.
In this step, you can view and enter attributes. Read more
You can also manually enter settings or values from the various dialog steps as attribute values.
Expert - View and Enter Attributes