Hello Community,
I am trying to get the current application scope of a user via Scripted API call, but the platform behaves unexpected. Here is my Scripted REST resource:
(function process(/*RESTAPIRequest*/ request, /*RESTAPIResponse*/ response) {
//var session = gs.getSession();
//var appID = session.getCurrentApplicationId(); // Illegal call
var appID1 = gs.getCallerScopeName(); // always "rhino.global"
var appID2 = gs.getCurrentScopeName(); // always "rhino.global"
var appID3 = gs.getCurrentApplicationId(); // always "global"
var appID4 = new GlideUpdateSet().get(); // Always "066f396ab96013006517ce7df7ee46b2"
gs.info('appID1 '+appID1+'\n appID2 ' + appID2 + '\n appID3 '+appID3 + '\n appID4 '+appID4);
// Return current scope of user session
response.setBody({'response':'Application ID should be here'});
response.setStatus(200);
})(request, response);
In comments you see the value that variable gets every time, disregarding of current Application scope selected.
How do I test it:
I am logged in with my "admin" user and switching the application scope from Global to any other. Then sending a request to the Scripted API endpoint authentificating myself with the same user. I assuming to get the current Application ID (or name) of my user session. But the methods listed above returning always same values.
Getting the sys_id of current Update Set would also help me, but new GlideUpdateSet().get() returning the same value all the time (sys_id of Default Update Set).
Any ideas?
