Hello! Thanks for the video, it helps to understand the basics. However, in the first case the external user/system doesn't get any information about the fact that the error occurred once you handle it (the response is 200 OK, though there's actually an error occurred). I guess it would've been much nicer if there were any functionality that would allow to somehow customize the response for the API call in synchronous way in case an error occurred. Perhaps you could specify something like "this airport code doesn't supported" so that end user could also recognize that something went wrong. I was trying to find any information on this particular topic but couldn't find any. I appreciate If you could suggest a way of doing this (in case it's possible in Camunda).
Hi Roman, thanks for the feedback. Come over to the Camunda Forum and chat to the team - they can help you get to the bottom of this: Camunda Forum: forum.camunda.org/
Stop pretending we're in the 80's and we have to rummage through files in the vi editor. We have year 2021. Software is built so that others don't have to mess around with scripts and files - try to understand that.
That is a very helpful tutorial. Thank You.
Would be helpful if you could a link to the github in the description, cheers!
hey, buddy! can you make a video on DB calls from the oracle sql in camunda.
Thanks in advance.
Hi Saransh - Great question! We'll let our team know about your suggestion.
Hello! Thanks for the video, it helps to understand the basics. However, in the first case the external user/system doesn't get any information about the fact that the error occurred once you handle it (the response is 200 OK, though there's actually an error occurred). I guess it would've been much nicer if there were any functionality that would allow to somehow customize the response for the API call in synchronous way in case an error occurred. Perhaps you could specify something like "this airport code doesn't supported" so that end user could also recognize that something went wrong.
I was trying to find any information on this particular topic but couldn't find any. I appreciate If you could suggest a way of doing this (in case it's possible in Camunda).
Hi Roman, thanks for the feedback. Come over to the Camunda Forum and chat to the team - they can help you get to the bottom of this: Camunda Forum: forum.camunda.org/
What is the github link for the code?
Hi Shakti - Here you go: bit.ly/3jNN3Jw
You misspelled budget sir, it is not spelled "buget"
Very sharp eye! Thank you for letting us know, Bill.
Can i do what you do, but instead of a hawk, i have a chicken ?
That's an egg-cellent question! Sounds like you might be hatching a plan there. Best of luck, David!
Sounds like you're in possession of Hawk food David... so you've got yourself a potential way of attracting a hawk.
Stop pretending we're in the 80's and we have to rummage through files in the vi editor. We have year 2021. Software is built so that others don't have to mess around with scripts and files - try to understand that.
Thank you for your honest feedback. We will share it with our team.