Http Client Utility

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Permalink Reply by Martin Wasznicky on April 10, 2017 at 7:21am

here's good documentation on it : http://www.neuronesb.com/article/http-utility-json-swagger/

however, yes....I believe the syntax is the same as in the screen shot within the documentation i.e.

{#context(MyProp)}

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Permalink Reply by FabrizioM. on April 10, 2017 at 7:35am

Thanks Marty.

Does it also applies for context.State properties?

When I try to access a property saved in context.State I get the following error "The process context property, 'em>propertyName>', used in the notation '#context(em>propertyName>)' could not be found."

F.

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Permalink Reply by Martin Wasznicky on April 10, 2017 at 7:37am

I wonder if you have to put quotes around the text of the property...I can't remember.  I'll ask Manoj though

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Permalink Reply by Martin Wasznicky on April 10, 2017 at 7:38am

fyi...the syntax that I sent earlier is for context.state

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Permalink Reply by Martin Wasznicky on April 10, 2017 at 7:43am

ok...my bad.  that syntax is for context.Properties.  it does not currently support context.state properties.

also...you don't have to enclose with double quotes.  for instance, if you have this in a C# step:

context.Properties["Neuron-X-AuthenticationHeader"] = credential.Username + ":" + credential.Password;

to access it in the UI, you just need this:
{#context(Neuron-X-AuthenticationHeader)}

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Permalink Reply by FabrizioM. on April 10, 2017 at 11:50pm

ok Marty,

thanks for the explanation.

I will then use a standard C# code to map the additional header from the context.State property.

F.

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