This project is a simple node.js project that demonstrates using Micro Focus ALM Octane's Trigger Webhook to call an external system and Octane's REST API to call back and change a field with Octane.
This project demonstrates how a loop can be built that enables Octane to integrate with any external system that supports REST calls.
For more information about Trigger Webhook and the REST API please see Octane's documentation. Note this functionality was previously called Call URL.
This project uses the alm-octane-js-rest-sdk project that enables easy integration with REST APIs.
- A UDF is created for a defect called rework_counter_udf. This field is of type number.
- A Trigger webhook business rule is created for defects. The rule has a condition that the Phase field is modified.
When the defect is updated the URL
server:port/calculatorresource is called - Using the UDF label name, add it to the Fields
- This node.js server listens to that URL and if the phase was either fixed or closed and is now opened then it will get the rework_counter_udf field from the calling defect and update the number by 1
- Make sure that you have at least version 12 of node.js installed
- Run
npm installon the root of the project - Update the configuration.json file in the root of the project with the correct details of the Octane server.
- You have a choice of using either client_id/secret authentication (recommended) or user/pass
- Run the server using the
node bin/wwwcommand
Apache 2.0
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