I am following this Blog Post to create a REST endpoint for a custom GI.
I am doing a PUT, and I did set up the “Results” sub-entity
I have set up the endpoint as described. Regardless of what I add as the $expand query value, I get:
{
"id": "9a25f895-des9-4fe6-bcf4-551f8f5d7a58",
"rowNumber": 1,
"note": null,
"custom": {}
}
Any suggestions of what I should try?
Best answer by Vignesh Ponnusamy
From the response JSON, you can notice the Result node missing. Further, I see you are missing $ before the expand parameter in the Request URL.
Try using https://mySite.acumatica.com/entity/CGC_Test/22.200.001/RogerTest?$expand=Result
Hope that helps.! Good Luck,
+11Hi
Could you please share the endpoint entity that you created for the custom endpoint?
Hi
Here is my request URL
https://mySite.acumatica.com/entity/CGC_Test/22.200.001/RogerTest?expand=Result
Is this what you need?
+5From the response JSON, you can notice the Result node missing. Further, I see you are missing $ before the expand parameter in the Request URL.
Try using https://mySite.acumatica.com/entity/CGC_Test/22.200.001/RogerTest?$expand=Result
Hope that helps.! Good Luck,
I use insomnia for API testing. For some reason it was not adding the $ in this case.
Thanks for the help!
Hi
Is there any specific reason you are not using OData in this case.
A few benefits of using OData over REST API when reading data from Acumatica are-
1. You can use filtering options like top and skip.
2. OData is easier to maintain and has better performance.
Hi
Is there any specific reason you are not using OData in this case.
A few benefits of using OData over REST API when reading data from Acumatica are-
1. You can use filtering options like top and skip.
2. OData is easier to maintain and has better performance.
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