... access/refresh tokens using OAuth2.0. Usually used with an invokeUrl:
response = invokeUrl
[
url: "https://books.zoho.com/api/v3/estimates?organization_id=12346789"
type: GET
connection: "joelconnector" ...
... enabled.
But to flesh that out a little more along with setting the other options under "Advanced Tracking"
//
// get chart of accounts to use
r_ChartOfAccounts = invokeurl
[
url :"https://books.zoho.eu/api/v3/chartofaccounts?organization_id=" ...
... to eBay:";
//info x_Params;
//
// send the request XML as a string
x_ResponseBody = invokeurl
[
url :v_Endpoint
type :POST
parameters:x_Params
headers:m_Headers
];
//info "Respons ...
... or that has been added to the system based on the business hours set at the organization level in ZohoCRM.
How?
Using an invokeURL, the key here is you'll find them in the settings; so check that ...
... eBay:";
// info x_Params;
//
// send the request XML as a string
x_ResponseBody = invokeurl
[
url :v_Endpoint
type :POST
parameters:x_Params
headers:m_Headers
];
if(v_Page==1)
{
//
/ ...
... as a string
x_ResponseBody = invokeurl
[
url :v_Endpoint
type :POST
parameters:x_Params
headers:m_Headers
];
Parsing the response into JSON or a Deluge Map
This can be appended to the ...
... query using GraphQL
m_GraphQl = Map();
m_GraphQl.put("query",v_GraphQl);
//
// Let's test with this GraphQL query
r_GetProductVariants = invokeurl
[
url :v_Endpoint
type ...
... + "/image?organization_id=" + v_BooksOrgID + "";
r_File = invokeurl
[
url :v_Url
type :GET
connection:"joel_zoho"
];
r_File.setParamName("file");
//
// store this file in the field "Creator ...
... = invokeurl
[
url :v_Endpoint
type :GET
headers:m_Header
];
//
// output
info r_GetProduct;
GraphQL: Usage example:
And here's a quick test to retrieve the 5 recent products ...
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