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‎10-20-2024 09:19 PM
Hi ,
We created a Action "Giorgi Ivanti REST MESSAGE - Send attachment for incident" with Application Scope as Global for one of a client in the respective Domain as our instance is domain separated instance and tried calling this Action from business rule using "sn_fd.FlowAPI.startAction('Giorgi rest message - Send Attachment for Incident', inputs)"
But we are getting error like below:
Root cause of JavaScriptException: com.glide.plan.runners.FlowObjectAPIException
: com.glide.plan.runners.FlowObjectAPIException: The action named: Giorgi rest message - Send Attachment for Incident does not exist within application scope: global:
Please help us fix this issue.
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‎10-23-2024 07:09 AM
Hi @SaiSowmya Sange ,
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‎10-20-2024 09:42 PM
Scope is different from Domain. Your instance probably is setup to have domain separation. Try to create an Action in the domain that it would be called from.
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‎10-20-2024 09:46 PM
Hi
The Action is created in the same domain from which its being called.
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‎10-21-2024 12:27 AM - edited ‎10-21-2024 12:28 AM
Hi @SaiSowmya Sange ,
If you want to call an action from a different scope then 'Accessible from' in the 'Action properties' of that action should be set as 'All application scope'.
Please verify that action property if it is configured.
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Animesh Das
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‎10-22-2024 02:06 AM
Hi,
Still the same issue though we set the Accessible from is All Application Scopes.