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Overview

You can use the REST Delete Snap to delete business object resources using a REST API call.

Prerequisites

None.

Supported Features

Works in Ultra Task Pipelines. We recommend you to set the batch size to 1.

Limitations and Known Issues

None.

Snap Input and Output

Input/OutputType of ViewNumber of ViewsExamples of Upstream and Downstream SnapsDescription
Input Document
  • Min: 0
  • Max: 1
  • REST Get
  • Mapper
  • Script
Each input document contains the ID of the object to be deleted at the REST API service endpoint.
OutputDocument
  • Min: 0
  • Max: 1
  • REST Post
  • JSON Formatter
  • Mapper

Each output document contains response data from the REST API service endpoint detailing the status of the request.

Snap Settings

Field NameField TypeDescription
Label*String

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Default Value: REST Delete
Example: REST Delete

Service URL*

String/Expression

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Note

The Service URL for the REST snap has to be valid. If the Service URL contains any special characters, such as !, =, %21, $, and ^, the Snap throws an exception error. You can escape the special characters (using expression language) using one of the following methods:

We recommend you to use the former (encodeURIComponent) method to escape the special characters.

Default Value: N/A
Example: https://www.example.com/slm/webservice/v2.0/defect/%s".replace("%s", $.widget.id)

HTTP entityString/Expression

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Default Value: N/A
Example: $response.entity.id 

Batch sizeString

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Default Value: N/A
Example: 50

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The REST endpoint may return a response with multiple headers with the same header name.

  • If this property is deselected, only one response header will be shown in the output document.
  • If selected, the response header displays all the response header values received as a list of objects.

If any of these objects has a key-value format, it is parsed into the map data.


Default Value: Deselected
Example: N/A

Trust all certificates*Checkbox

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Default Value: Deselected
Example: N/A

Follow redirects*Checkbox

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Default Value: Selected
Example: N/A

Query parameters

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Query parameter

String

Specify the name (or key) of the query parameter.

Default Value: N/A
Example: oauth2_access_token

Query parameter value

String/Expression

Specify the value associated with the query parameter.

Default Value: N/A
Example: $account.access_token

HTTP header

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Key

String

Specify the name that you want to use for the HTTP header.

Default Value: N/A
Example: User-Agent

Value

String/Expression

Specify the value that you want to assign to the HTTP header.

Default Value: N/A
Example: SnapLogic

Response entity typeString

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Default Value: DEFAULT
Example: TEXT

Cookie Policy

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Select a Cookie Policy from the following options:

  • Browser Compatibility: This policy is compatible with different servers even if they are not completely standards-compliant. If you are facing issues while parsing cookies, you should try using this policy.

  • Ignore Cookies: This cookie policy ignores all cookies. You should use this policy to prevent HTTP Client from accepting and sending cookies.

  • RFC Strict: This policy uses the set-cookie header

  • RFC Lax: The policy uses set-cookie and set-cookie2 for parsing.

When using a cookie policy, you must select Show All Headers checkbox to view the parsed cookies from the cookie policy specification.

Default Value: Ignore Cookies
Example: RFC Strict


Read timeoutInteger

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Default Value: 900
Example: 1500

Connection timeoutInteger

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Default Value: 30
Example: 45

Maximum request attemptsInteger

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Default Value: 5
Example: 3

Retry request intervalInteger

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Default Value: 3
Example: 10

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Snap ExecutionString

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Example: Validate and Execute

Troubleshooting

ErrorReasonResolution
Batch execution failedThe Pipeline ended before the batch could complete execution due to a connection error.

Verify that the Batch size field is configured to handle the inputs properly. If you are not sure when the input data is available, configure this field as zero to keep the connection always open.

The provided URI is invalidIllegal character in scheme nameVerify the URI and parameters that you provide are syntactically correct.
URL Parse Exception - 403The Service URL path might be containing any of the following special characters: !, =, %, #, $, ^&()_¢äâêîôûñç¡¿ÉÙËǨ°¸ðø©¢¾A+²½µ®§÷¶þ To escape the special characters, use the global function encodeURIComponent on any variables that might contain special characters so that they are encoded properly.
Too many Requests - 429

There are too many requests to REST endpoint.

Wait for the retry to succeed.

Rest related Snaps extract the response header and automatically retry when they encounter status 429.

By default, the retry interval (Retry-After) is specified in the HTTP response header. If no value is available for Retry-After, then the Snap’s Retry Interval value is used.

Example

Creating and Deleting an Account in SnapLogic Using REST Snaps

Prerequisites:

  • A valid account.

This example Pipeline demonstrates how to create an account in SnapLogic and delete it using REST Snaps.
          

Initially, we configure the JSON Generator Snap where we mention the project name - testDeleteProject111.

          


Then, we configure the REST Post Snap to create the project in SnapLogic using the account-name string of your choice. To do so:

  1. We use the SnapLogic URL for creating the project in your instance.
  2. We use '$projectName' in the HTTP entity field to indicate that we want to use the string coming from the upstream Snap upstream.


 We click the Account tab and select the account that we want to use with Snap. 

          

When we validate the Snap, it creates a project in the SnapLogic instance. The Snap displays the following output:

         

The id ID field lists out the unique identifier of the new project created by the Snap.

We now want to delete the project that you just created. To do so, we use a REST Delete for this task.

         
The project you created is deleted from the SnapLogic instance. Upon validation, the REST Delete Snap displays the following output:

          

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Downloads

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Attachments
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