Hello, having issues with the import table ACL's. In this video John show that he create one ACL a "Table.none" write rule on the import table and then added the role of ACMEIntegration which contains the rest_service role. I was following along with this video and when I created a new inbound web service, I createed an integrationRole the same way and then said it containts the reset_service role and then created a new ACL on my new import table u_MyImportTable and added this role. When I use a rest client and create a record as admin works fine. when I change it to basic auth and use my integrationUser with the Integration role the response body is empty and I can see that a record was inserted into the table with no values. I then unchecked the "web service access only" on the integration user and then created the module for the table and added the role to the module and received secturity constratins error. I then created a read ACL and could see all the records but all fields were read only. I then create a write ACL for tablename.* and they are still read only. any suggestions on how to correctly permission the import table for an inbound integration using the import set api?
Great stuff, thank you.
That was perfect, thank you.
Thank you so much, Please upload more videos on integration related to scripted rest api's
Would liked to have seen how to construct the REST Call that needs to be provided to source.
Hello, having issues with the import table ACL's. In this video John show that he create one ACL a "Table.none" write rule on the import table and then added the role of ACMEIntegration which contains the rest_service role. I was following along with this video and when I created a new inbound web service, I createed an integrationRole the same way and then said it containts the reset_service role and then created a new ACL on my new import table u_MyImportTable and added this role. When I use a rest client and create a record as admin works fine. when I change it to basic auth and use my integrationUser with the Integration role the response body is empty and I can see that a record was inserted into the table with no values. I then unchecked the "web service access only" on the integration user and then created the module for the table and added the role to the module and received secturity constratins error. I then created a read ACL and could see all the records but all fields were read only. I then create a write ACL for tablename.* and they are still read only. any suggestions on how to correctly permission the import table for an inbound integration using the import set api?
It would be really helpful if you could tell what is the extension you are using for web browser !
can you please provide a tutorial for bi-directional Integration between two instances in servicenow.
how can we do the thing at 18.31? when it is your own application. I have no idea how to do it?
Hi Hata,
By any chance did get the answer for ur question
. i also want to know the extension which is user for creation action item for research