How to use connect-HTTP to post form and redirect
Generally,we use code as below to post form in html:
<form action="http://XXXX" method="POST">
<input type="hidden" name="name" value="value">
<input type="submit" value="submit">
And it will redirect to "http://XXXX" after submit.
In pega I want to use connect-HTTP to post data and arrive at the Endpoint URL.What must I do Besides these steps?(Now I can only get the Endpoint's response as html code text.)(Connect-HTTP Worked OK)
1.Config a connect-HTTP rule
2.Greate an activity with Connect-HTTP method
3.call this activity in a botton
【target】click button→data transmitted→pega page jumps to EndpointURL
OR,my process is unreasonable?
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JPMorgan Chase & Company
US
Hi,
Create HTTP connector rule, in activity please set the form data/request data to pass to the service and use Connect-HTTP method to call the service to get the response.
Accenture
CN
Hi,
Thanks for your replication.
The activity has been built by these steps you shared which used in step 3.call this activity in a botton.
Now I can only get the response as html code in the file attachment ResponseText.PNG (response map to text property) .
Kindly share the solution how can I arrive to the endpoint page with the form submitted?
Thanks a lot.
Oligos SAS
FR
I think I had the same issu. I had a requirement to send value via an URL in post. The get method was rejected by the endpoint server. I try the HTTP connector he was sending the post with the value but not opening the endpoint URL. So we change strategy. We chose to do an OOTB js code to create a form, fill the form from the clipboard get the right URL and submit the form.
on the button choose Actions , OpenURLInWindow, then -open an activity, open a Show-HTML method, open an HTML stream and paste your JS script in a basic html page.
In the Apps we had different URL depending on the environment (dev, prod ...) so we call the DSS to build the endpoint URL.
You can enter as much variable as you want, the function will append as much <input> as needed.
I think I had the same issu. I had a requirement to send value via an URL in post. The get method was rejected by the endpoint server. I try the HTTP connector he was sending the post with the value but not opening the endpoint URL. So we change strategy. We chose to do an OOTB js code to create a form, fill the form from the clipboard get the right URL and submit the form.
on the button choose Actions , OpenURLInWindow, then -open an activity, open a Show-HTML method, open an HTML stream and paste your JS script in a basic html page.
In the Apps we had different URL depending on the environment (dev, prod ...) so we call the DSS to build the endpoint URL.
You can enter as much variable as you want, the function will append as much <input> as needed.