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Pass job level parameters using CREATE ACCOUNT Webservice throws error

Question asked by Jaydeep Mehta Employee on Apr 17, 2018
Latest reply on Apr 24, 2018 by Edwin Mullie
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CREATE ACCOUNT web service call fails if I add additional request info/ Variables as parameters. Actually we need to pass on Additional parameters defined by users for the create account fulfillment.  

 

https://host:port/aveksa/command.submit?cmd=createChangeRequest&token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx

 

<UserChange>
<Operation>Create</Operation>
<Account>XXXXX</Account>

<Parameters>
<Parameter scope="job">
<Name>Add</Name><Value>false</Value>
</Parameter>

</Parameters>

<BusinessSource>ABC</BusinessSource>

</UserChange>
</Changes>

 

<html>
<head>
<title>Error</title>
</head>
<body>Error occurred creating change request. Index: 1, Size: 1
Query String=cmd=createChangeRequest&amp;token=xxxxxxxxxxxx3863

</body>
</html>

 

 

I works fine without adding parameters, 

 

<Changes>
<Description>test</Description>
<Notes>value</Notes>

<AccountChange>
<Operation>Create</Operation>
<User>XXXXX</User>
<BusinessSource>ABC</BusinessSource>
</AccountChange>
</Changes>

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<createChangeRequest>
<Request type="fulfillment">
<Id>56789</Id>
<Name>12345</Name>
</Request>
</createChangeRequest>

 

Any way to pass job level parameters to workflow using webservice call.

 

A different webservice ADD ACCOUNT TO GROUP with custom parameters works well passing the job level parameters to workflow

 

<Changes>
<Notes>Request for testing</Notes>

<Parameters>
<Parameter scope="job">
<Name>Add</Name><Value>false</Value>
</Parameter>

<Parameter scope="job">
<Name>Multiple</Name><Value>false</Value>
</Parameter>
</Parameters>
<AccountChange>
<Operation>Add</Operation>
<Account>dummy, user2</Account>
<AccountCollector>XYZ ADC</AccountCollector>
<Group>RSAGroup</Group>
<GroupCollector>XYZ Group ADC</GroupCollector>
</AccountChange></Changes>

 

 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<createChangeRequest>
<Request type="fulfillment">
<Id>12345</Id>
<Name>67890</Name>
</Request>
</createChangeRequest>

 

Please assist.

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