RESTPoints Example
The following example describes how an Action Set called Reflector can be created such that a RESTPoint will return a JSON of all the possible values for Reflector input properties.
Reflector Input Properties
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Reflector
This Action Set invokes the createRESTPointResponse action, found within the Network Actions. This action can return metadata including headers and status code, and also return a string for application/json or application/xml.
Once the Action Set exists, the RESTPoint can be defined. The example RESTPoints shown here all produce an application/JSON, however, they only differ in that they consume either a form, JSON or XML.
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Finally, create an Action Set using the Web Services Adapter to invoke each RESTPoint and then run the Action Set.
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invokeReflector
invokeReflector result