Not really, I understand the idea, but I don’t know the code to put in the action, and how to put my data.
Is it possible to call action « action-group-supplychain-saleorder-onnew » and put my data from JSON?
how you are trying so far ?
i am assuming you want to call it from mobile or other system
I want to call it from an other application.
I try with API, but not with Method because I don’t know how to send data from my application to the Action.
The only thing I want is to create an order with data from my application. So maybe it is possible to call action « action-group-supplychain-saleorder-onnew »?
can you share how did you try? i meant code snippets, i will share how to do it via method
Thank you for your response and the time you are taking.
I don’t understand what I have to do.
I have an application that allows me to send an http PUT request to Axelor, with data in JSON.
But via a Method request I don’t know what to call, nor how to pass the values to create the sales order.
For example, via postman how to create a sale order?
That depend how you wrote you controller.
If you can send a snippet how you code for the Sale Order is written would be easier.
Anyway you have to respect the DTO structure
I don’t wrote a controller, do you have example?
Is it possible to call the « action-group-supplychain-saleorder-onnew » from postman with data into body, looking like:
{
"data": {
"company":"XXX",
"clientPartner":"T0010 - Client test",
"saleOrderLineList":{
"product": "[123.456] Produit test",
"productName": "Test api",
"price":"19.99",
"attrs":"{\"Test\": \"test\"}",
"unit":"Unité",
"qty":"66"
}
}
}it’s quite possible but you have to follow full flow and have data accordingly
that’s why said the other way
So I don’t understand what is the other way.
Do you understand what I would like to do?
Hello @Jeanguy
In order to call this action « action-group-supplychain-saleorder-onnew »
You need to execute more actions in 1 single action because that action is an action group.
Basically what @siddique is saying you need to create a JSON object that follows your sale order structure.
Then POST a new request on your server. (After being properly authenticated)
Hi,
I have made some progress on my problem.
To create a saleOrder we can make a PUT request :
https://xxxxx.xx:8080/ws/rest/com.axelor.apps.sale.db.SaleOrder
with these paramters:
{
"data": {
"mainInvoicingAddressStr": "Rue test API",
"statusSelect": 3,
"firstName": "Smith",
"company": {
"id": 1
},
"creationDate": "YYY-MM-DD",
"salemanUser": {
"id": 2
},
"externalReference": "Test api 4 Postman",
"stockLocation": {
"id": 1
},
"clientPartner": {
"id": 12
},
"currency": {
"id": 46
}
}
}
Get the id of saleorder into response, and then, make a PUT request for line:
http://xxxxxx.xx:8080/ws/rest/com.axelor.apps.sale.db.SaleOrderLine
with parameters:
{
"data": {
"toInvoice": false,
"typeSelect": 0,
"isQtyRequested": false,
"productName": "Test ligne API 4",
"invoicingDate": null,
"supplierPartner": null,
"price": "99.9900000000",
"inTaxTotal": "11998.80",
"exTaxTotal": "9999.00",
"inTaxPrice": "119.9880000000",
"priceDiscounted": "99.9900000000",
"taxLine": {
"id": 35
},
"billOfMaterial": {
"id": 4
},
"desiredDelivDate": null,
"sequence": 0,
"unit": {
"id": 1
},
"qty": "100.00",
"saleOrder": {
"id": ID from previous saleorder
},
"companyCostPrice": "0.00",
"product": {
"id": 6
},
"saleSupplySelect": 3,
"standardDelay": 1,
"createdBy": {
"id": 2
}
}
}
I think I have to add « companyExTaxTotal », « taxTotal » and « inTaxTotal » into request for saleorder
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Hello
Seems ok ! Good
@daryl . Have you tried the Advanced Rest Service ??. If yes have you come across the 403 issues using POST . Like you did with the normal REST API, i tried with PUT that it didn’t work. I got a 405 error