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3 weeks ago
Good afternoon.!
We have ServiceNow-JIRA integration. We have a requirement, to get the payload that gets sent to JIRA from the Flow designer upon any Incident ticket updates? We need it as a JSON format. Is it possible to get it?
Please help.
@Ankur Bawiskar @Dr Atul G- LNG @Viraj Hudlikar
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3 weeks ago
Hello @AbdurRahmanSnow
As mentioned by Ankur, you need to check flow execution details
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Open the Execution Details.
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Click on the Create Issue (Deprecated) step.
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Check the Runtime Values.
OR
You can follow below steps:
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Navigate to System Logs > Outbound HTTP Requests.
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Filter by Target Host (your Jira URL) or URL containing rest/api.
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Open the record to see the Request Body, which contains the raw JSON sent to Jira.
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Thanks & Regards
Viraj Hudlikar.
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2 weeks ago
Solution:
The best way to capture the payload in json format-
1. Set below system properties
glide.outbound_http.content.max_limit =1000
glide.outbound_http_log.override =true
glide.outbound_http_log.override.level = all
2. Reproduce the Incident update so the flow runs the JIRA action.
3. Go to system logs - outbound http logs - Filter by the JIRA instance host (e.g: domain.atlassian.net) or by the execution timestamp.
4. Open the entry and check Request tab and copy it, that is the JSON sent to JIRA.
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Solution:
The best way to capture the payload in json format-
1. Set below system properties
glide.outbound_http.content.max_limit =1000
glide.outbound_http_log.override =true
glide.outbound_http_log.override.level = all
2. Reproduce the Incident update so the flow runs the JIRA action.
3. Go to system logs - outbound http logs - Filter by the JIRA instance host (e.g: domain.atlassian.net) or by the execution timestamp.
4. Open the entry and check Request tab and copy it, that is the JSON sent to JIRA.
