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Cognizant
IN
Last activity: 28 Feb 2023 18:44 EST
how to show the api results details inside a screen?
I have a project requirement, suppose there are 2 diffrent external api is present, my question is how to call the api and get all the result and show it into a perticular section? Apart from the api result i need to show the 200 result status also for testing pourpose! Can anyone help me with step by step process i need to follow! The integration is Rest integration that i am using
Bits in Glass
IN
@SOUMYASEKHARB Assuming that you will be having data page(created through wizard) to hit api and fetch results , in the flow you can use Run-in-backgroud shape for queue processor(you can use standard processor here). In the queue processor activity you can hit this data page to get the results. After that you can append the next 200 records(which are in data type) which is for testing.Then you can use that datapage list to the table in the UI. This will satisfy your requirement. You can also try out aggregated sources option in data page, which is a new feature to get results and merge from different sources.
Bits In Glass
CA
Sure, here is a step-by-step process for calling two different external APIs and displaying their results in a section in Pega, along with their HTTP status codes:
Create a REST integration rule in Pega for each of the external APIs that you want to call. You can do this by navigating to the "Integration and Connectivity" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Integration > REST Integration". Follow the prompts to configure the integration rule with the correct endpoint URL, authentication credentials, request and response formats, and so on.
Create a data page in Pega to retrieve the data from each of the REST integrations. You can do this by navigating to the "Data" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Data Page". In the data page, you can configure the source to be the REST integration that you created in step 1, and set the data page to refresh on each access.
Create a section in Pega to display the data retrieved from the REST integrations. You can do this by navigating to the "User Interface" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Section". In the section, you can add two repeating layouts, one for each of the data pages that you created in step 2. For each repeating layout, you can configure it to use a data transform to map the data from the data page to the section layout.
Sure, here is a step-by-step process for calling two different external APIs and displaying their results in a section in Pega, along with their HTTP status codes:
Create a REST integration rule in Pega for each of the external APIs that you want to call. You can do this by navigating to the "Integration and Connectivity" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Integration > REST Integration". Follow the prompts to configure the integration rule with the correct endpoint URL, authentication credentials, request and response formats, and so on.
Create a data page in Pega to retrieve the data from each of the REST integrations. You can do this by navigating to the "Data" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Data Page". In the data page, you can configure the source to be the REST integration that you created in step 1, and set the data page to refresh on each access.
Create a section in Pega to display the data retrieved from the REST integrations. You can do this by navigating to the "User Interface" section in the App Studio, and then clicking "Create > Section". In the section, you can add two repeating layouts, one for each of the data pages that you created in step 2. For each repeating layout, you can configure it to use a data transform to map the data from the data page to the section layout.
Add a "Debug" column to the section to display the HTTP status codes of each of the REST integrations. You can do this by adding a new column to the section layout, and then configuring it to display the "HTTP Status Code" property of each data page.
Test the section to make sure that it displays the data and HTTP status codes from each of the REST integrations correctly. You can do this by previewing the section in the App Studio, or by running a flow that includes the section as a step.
That's it! You should now have a working section in Pega that displays the data and HTTP status codes from two different external APIs.
Updated: 28 Feb 2023 18:44 EST
Coforge Limited
GB
@SOUMYASEKHARB you can follow whatever steps sumit mentioned, additionally for getting results from 2 apis you can use aggregate sources and two connectors in the data page. create response data transform for both the connectors in the aggregate source and map all the results to the primary page of the data page.