Step 1 and 2 involve creating a user and role and generating an endpoint at the destination using REST Explorer to select a table and HTTP method. Step 3 and 4 are creating a REST message at the source by selecting an authentication method and entering user details. Step 5 involves creating business rules to trigger REST messages for incident creation and updating. Step 6 tests the process by creating and updating incidents from the source and checking the destination for the changes.
Step 1 and 2 involve creating a user and role and generating an endpoint at the destination using REST Explorer to select a table and HTTP method. Step 3 and 4 are creating a REST message at the source by selecting an authentication method and entering user details. Step 5 involves creating business rules to trigger REST messages for incident creation and updating. Step 6 tests the process by creating and updating incidents from the source and checking the destination for the changes.
Step 1 and 2 involve creating a user and role and generating an endpoint at the destination using REST Explorer to select a table and HTTP method. Step 3 and 4 are creating a REST message at the source by selecting an authentication method and entering user details. Step 5 involves creating business rules to trigger REST messages for incident creation and updating. Step 6 tests the process by creating and updating incidents from the source and checking the destination for the changes.