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Calling Rest API

reinaud

Hi All,

Is there some possibility to call a URL in a task created in the Activiti designer? I tried to do this with script task (has not the right javascript libaries) and with the service task (only found out to call a webservice).

So I would like if somebody could reply a example of how to do the http call in Activiti.

Thanks in Advance!

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trademak

From a service task you can just implement it in Java. So yes you can implement invoking a URL there.

Best regards,

reinaud

Thank you for the reply.

I looked up for it in the user guide http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#bpmnJavaServiceTaskImplementation.

I needed to do something like this ??, but for me it's not clear where to put the JAVA logic in the Activiti Designer.
<serviceTask id="javaService"
name="My Java Service Task"
activiti:class="org.activiti.MyJavaDelegate" />

tiesebarrell

You don't. You implement the call in the Java class you have listed there, org.activiti.MyJavaDelegate.