Hi Anubhav,
I worked on something like this And posting the same below.
Create a Scripted Rest API for POST request and paste following code in to the script.
(function process(/*RESTAPIRequest*/ request, /*RESTAPIResponse*/ response) {
// implement resource here
try{
// get hold of request JSON object
var obj = request.body.data;
var record = new GlideRecord('u_service_catalog_staging');
record.initialize();
record.u_short_description = obj.short_description;
record.u_description = obj.description;
record.u_due_date = obj.dueDate;
record.u_requested_for = obj.requested_for;
record.u_opened_by = obj.opened_by;
record.insert();
var gr = new GlideRecord('u_service_catalog_staging');
if(gr.get(record.sys_id)) {
return {
"Response":"Request created Successfully."
};
}
else{
return{
"Response":"Request not created"
};
}
}
catch(e){
gs.log('Something wronng with request paramaters' + e);
}
})(request, response);Once done. click on the Explore REST API related links to open it up. You can test the functionality from here. Refer below screen shot for the same.
Let me know if you have questions.
Note - You need to change the staging table name in script to create record.
Thanks,
Akshay
I did some experimentation and looks like you can parse multiple objects if you combine them in to one array.
I used following input parameters in Rest API explorer.
Then, In the scripted rest API I used following code to parse it.
var obj = request.body.data;
gs.log('obj '+ JSON.stringify(obj));
return{
"short_description": obj[0].short_description,
"description": obj[0].description,
"short_description1": obj[1].short_description1,
"description1": obj[1].description1
};
And I received following response back to my web service call in Rest API explorer.
Let me know if you have any more questions? If this answers you question, please mark the response as correct.
Thanks,
Akshay
