Joget DX 8 Stable Released
The stable release for Joget DX 8 is now available, with a focus on UX and Governance.
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The JSON API in a process enables one to issue a JSON web service call, and to save the returned data into Joget's form data and/or into the process's workflow variable. Download the demo app to try it out on your Joget DX platform. |
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{ "apps": [ { "name": "App Center", "userviews": [ { "name": "Joget DX", "id": "v", "version": 1, "url": "/jw/web/userview/appcenter/v" }, { "name": "Joget DX Platform", "id": "v2", "version": 1, "url": "/jw/web/userview/appcenter/v2" } ], "id": "appcenter", "version": 1 }, { "name": "Customer Relationship Management", "userviews": [ { "imageUrl": "/jw/web/app/crm/resources/crm_icon.png", "name": "Customer Relationship Management", "id": "crm_userview_sales", "version": 1, "url": "/jw/web/userview/crm/crm_userview_sales" } ], "id": "crm", "version": 1 } ] } |
Figure 4: Download the demo app below to view how JSON API is used in run process to populate form records
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Should you encounter error as below : Please do " Setting Up SSL on Tomcat" to resolve the issue.
The error above indicates that the Joget instance does not have any SSL cert installed or has an invalid SSL cert (e.g.: expired cert, improper SSL cert installation, etc.). Typically most public services will enforce mandatory HTTPS, this includes Github APIs. The Joget server requires a valid SSL cert installed into the web app server's java keystore. Here are some general guides you can refer to:
Do note that SSL setup steps may differ depending on several factors, such as your chosen SSL provider, proxy server used if any (e.g.: Apache HTTPD), operating system, etc. |
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