Also to add more info
Currently we can pass the Outputs of REST request to Polyglot language , Not to Next REST Type
Example:
You create Rest Action like below
then would want to use the Output of this to python or powershell or any language
your next action would be like
Here we are printing the Inputs , because here it will be getting output of previous action
Next we create ABX Flow
Once done , check the output of python .
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Can you provide more details about your doubt/ query on this feature
I can provide steps or assistance if you are stuck or need clarification
Just want to see, how can I get the output of the rest request in the code or to another action.
Thanks,
It may not be possible for REST TYPE .
You may want to use Python or other language for this used case
Example:
Create an Python ABX action which would make get call to some api
Store the result in Dictionary and return that variable to Output
then create another Action and you can access the return value of First action to input variable of 2nd action.
Here is the example:
https://vmwarecode.com/2022/09/27/aria-automation-cloudaka-vra-how-to-add-custom-attributes-to-vsphe...
Python ABX action Line number 59 I am storing and 61 returning
PowerCLi action : Line number 15 I am accessing that value
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Also to add more info
Currently we can pass the Outputs of REST request to Polyglot language , Not to Next REST Type
Example:
You create Rest Action like below
then would want to use the Output of this to python or powershell or any language
your next action would be like
Here we are printing the Inputs , because here it will be getting output of previous action
Next we create ABX Flow
Once done , check the output of python .
Mark this thread as resolved , If it helped and answered the query.
Thank you very much Ankush11s. So we can't give dynamic input to rest action, but we can use the output of the rest action using another action(powershell/python).
Thank you very much once again.
Thanks,