Hi,
This question relates to another community question, inbound rest without authentication
I have an unauthenticated inbound REST web service (POST) that was previously getting 403 (not authorized). At the suggestion of another community member, I've...
- turned on public pages for this particular inbound transform table
- added the originating domain to CORS
- set up a generic ACL for table.* write and table.* create
Now the POST returns a 201 and inserts a blank row.
- If I use the REST API Explorer, I can insert a row successfully (200 response).
- If I put the sample javascript code produced by the REST API Explorer into a UI Action (testing from within ServiceNow), I can insert a row successfully (200 response).
- If I put the sample javascript code in JSfiddle (testing from outside ServiceNow), a blank row is inserted with a 201 response (replicating what I'm seeing with the actual service)
I think the problem lies with ACLs on the transform table the REST service is inserting its data into, but I'm not sure.
Does anyone have any ideas?
