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REST V2 Connector
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Preface
Introduction to REST V2 Connector
REST V2 Connector overview
REST V2 Connector task and object types
XML objects
Administration of REST V2 Connector
Secure communication
Guidelines for runtime environments
REST V2 connections
REST V2 connection overview
REST V2 connection properties
OAuth 2.0 client credentials authentication
OAuth 2.0 authorization code authentication
JWT bearer token authentication
Rules and guidelines for REST V2 connections
REST V2 operations
REST V2 operations overview
REST V2 source operations
Configuring a request using Request Message Editor
Parameterizing the input values in a request message
Configuring values for in-out parameters in a mapping
Field mapping in a source transformation
Creating packed fields
REST V2 midstream operations
REST V2 target operations
Field Mapping in a target transformation
Configuring a request that contains array elements
Creating a request using multiple source groups
Creating a request using a single source group
Uploading a file to a REST endpoint URL
Parsing response headers
Parsing security definitions
Rules and guidelines for REST V2 operations
Mappings and mapping tasks with REST V2 Connector
REST source transformation in mappings
Advanced source properties
REST source mapping example
REST midstream transformation in mappings
Advanced midstream properties
Midstream transformation mapping example
REST V2 targets in mappings
Advanced target properties
Input settings properties
REST target mapping example
Appendix A: Supported swagger objects
Supported swagger objects overview
REST V2 Connector
REST V2 Connector
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REST target mapping example
REST target
mapping
example
You are a human resources administrator and you want to update details of an employee in Apache CouchDB.
To update employee details in CouchDB from a flat file, perform the following tasks:
Create a flat file connection to read data from the flat file.
Create a REST connection to write data to CouchDB.
The following image shows the configured CouchDB connection:
Create a CouchDB mapping.
Add a Source transformation to include the flat file object that contains the employee details. Add the flat file connection.
Add a Target transformation to write the employee details to CouchDB. Perform the following tasks on the
Target
tab:
In the
Connection
field, select the REST connection to connect to CouchDB.
In the
Operation
field, select CouchDBPost as the operation.
The following image shows the CouchDBPost in the list of write operations:
In the
Advanced Properties
section, set the cache size and the transaction commit interval.
On the
Field Mapping
tab, select the input elements to map to the target fields.
The following image shows all the mapped fields between the input file and the CouchDB target:
When you save and run the mapping in a
mapping
task, the Secure Agent updates the employee details in CouchDB.
REST V2 targets in mappings
Updated December 14, 2020
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