Example configuration

When using the InvokeHTTP processor to retrieve Work Orders through the EAM Rest API connection, a user will likely configure the following:

1. In the Scheduling tab, set the Run Schedule value to the time interval desired between the execution of tasks. Example: 1 day. This determines how often the specified EAM API will be queried.

2. In the Properties tab, define the following:

   1. Input the appropriate method in HTTP Method field for the API call, such as GET.

   2. Input the EAM webservice URL in the HTTP URL field, such as https://us1.eam.hxgnsmartcloud.com/axis/restservices/workorders

   3. If using basic authentication, input the EAM username and password in Request Username and Password fields. The user entered should have webservices access privileges. (*not needed if using API key)

   4. Add a custom property tenant, inputting the EAM tenant id to which the connection is made.

      1. It is recommended to use Parameters and Parameter Context when defining custom properties to better manage flows. See Using parameters and parameter context for more information.

   5. Add a custom property organization, inputting the org ID for the EAM tenant and data being retrieved.

      1. It is recommended to use Parameters and Parameter Context when defining custom properties to better manage flows. See Using parameters and parameter context for more information.

3. In the Relationships tab, terminate the relationships which will not be connected in the flow, such as No Retry, Original, and Retry.