The FAQs provide some examples and code snippets for common tasks when a third-party application wants to interact with the server.
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3. Upload the users csv file:
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curl http://host:port/frevvo/web/tn/tenant.id/allUsers -F notificationEmailAddress=some_email_address -F usersFile=@users_file.csv -X POST -b cookies -H Content-Type:multipart/form-data |
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You can specify who receives an email reporting the upload status when it is done through the API. The email is sent to the "notificationEmailAddress" that is passed in the API. The email may say something like this if there are errors during the upload:
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Validation occurred with errors. Users data NOT loaded. Refer to attached CSV data file for validation and/or loading result details. |
The attached file, results.csv, will contain the details.
How do I start a form or flow with an upload control pre-initialized with uploaded file attachments?
The same code works for either a form or workflow. The code assumes the form/flow has an upload control with the name “upload”.
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FormTypeEntry ftEntry = …; // See other examples for ways to derive the form type entry of the form/flow
FormEntryBuilder builder = ftEntry.createInstanceBuilder();
// attach several files to a single upload control
InputStream in = …; // Get attachment file 1 as input stream somehow
builder.attachment("upload", "image/png", “some_filename_1.png", in); // parameters: upload control name, mime content type, the file name, input stream
URL imageUrl = new URL("http://www.example.com/some_image.png”); // get this one remotely
builder.attachment("upload", "image/png", imageUrl);
// create the form/flow instance
FormEntry fEntry = builder.createInstance();
// get the form/flow url to show to the user
URL fEntryURL = new URL(fEntry.getFormUseLink().getHref()); |