Retry and Error Mechanism for Rest outbound integration
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03-03-2024 02:40 AM - edited 03-03-2024 03:57 AM
Hi Folks,
I am currently implementing a REST Outbound integrations to send the CI information to Workspace Third party tool.
It is a uni-directional integration and no other major stuff.
FYI: using schedule job and script include so no flows involved here for error handling.
I would appreciate if someone could share the retry mechanism and error handling issues to be included in the script
try {
r.setRequestBody();
var response = r.execute();
if (response) {
var responseBody = response.getBody();
var httpStatus = response.getStatusCode();
gs.log('Asset ID: ' + gr.getValue('sys_id') + ', Response: ' + responseBody + httpStatus);
} else {
//ERROR Handling mechanism
gs.log('Error: The response from the REST call was null or undefined.');
}
} catch (e) {
gs.log('REST call failed with error: ' + e.toString());
}
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03-03-2024 03:56 AM
Hi @Resham Noor
1. Do you have a set of common error that you get ? If yes store them in servicenow to associate a retry/error mechanism using scheduled jobs.
2. You can create a workflow with all common errors which triggers the retry or fix mechanism. This will again run condition or scheduled bases.
3. If the errors received as minimal , lets say 2 or 3 you can simply feed them in rest call itself to retry based on getStatusCode();
I hope this helps...
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03-03-2024 09:07 PM
you need to have custom logic for this
you can have max 3 retry count and loop it and wait for 2-3mins for every loop
example: start with count as 1 and hit the API, check the response if it fails wait for 2-3mins and then again run the loop, increment the count as 2 and do same
stop the loop when count reaches 3
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