Invoking an Integration Service

This API invokes an integration service that is configured in the Quantum Fabric portal.

// Sample code to fetch the integration service details
var serviceName = "integration_service_name";
// Get an instance of SDK
var client = kony.sdk.getCurrentInstance();
var integrationSvc = client.getIntegrationService(serviceName);
var operationName = "operation_name";
var params = {
    "custom-input-key1": "custom-input-value1"
};
var headers = {
    "custom-header-key1": "custom-header-value1"
}; //If there are no headers,pass null
// options is an optional parameter that helps in configuring the network layer. 
// To configure for a thin layer, use xmlHttpRequestOptions instead of httpRequestOptions.
// Values for timeoutIntervalForRequest and timeoutIntervalForResource are in seconds. // If the request is failing because the network is unreliable, you can provide the following values: // timeoutIntervalForRequest: This is the time taken by the client to receive headers. This is in seconds. // timeoutIntervalForResource: The timeout for each chunk download. This is in seconds. var options = { "httpRequestOptions": { "timeoutIntervalForRequest": 60, "timeoutIntervalForResource": 600 } }; integrationSvc.invokeOperation(operationName, headers, params, function(response) { kony.print("Integration Service Response is: " + JSON.stringify(response)); }, function(error) { kony.print("Integration Service Failure:" + JSON.stringify(error)); }, options);

NOTE: The client is the kony.sdk(); object.

httpRequestOptions Datatype Comments
timeoutIntervalForRequest int This option is a time out value for the HTTP connection. This is also referred to as connection time out value in seconds.
timeoutIntervalForResource int This option is used to give a maximum time in seconds for which the network resource should be kept alive on iOS device. This is only applicable for background network calls and default value is 1 week (7 days) unless specified in options.
enableBackgroundTransfer boolean
(true/false)

This option enables HTTP request calls in background in iOS.

NOTE: This may lead to duplicate transactions in the system and must only be used for GET calls.
iOS internally retries the request to keep the connection alive till it reaches the timeoutIntervalForResource value, which may create duplicate transactions in back end.

 

xmlHttpRequestOptions Datatype Comments
enableWithCredentials boolean
(true/false)
This option allows CORS requests in single-page applications (SPA).

Error Codes for Failure Callbacks for Integration Services

Error Code Error Message
100 UnhandledMFcode
101 Invalid User Credentials.
102 Invalid App Credentials.
103 Invalid User/App Credentials.
104 Session/Token got invalidated in the backend. Please login.
105 Invalid provider in appServices.
106 Claims Token is Unavailable
1000 An unknown error has occurred
1011 An error occurred while making the request. Please check device connectivity, server url and request parameters
1013 Invalid JSON response was returned
1014 Request to server has timed out