|
Http Verb |
POST |
|---|---|
|
Url |
/integration/work-orders/r1/work-orders/activations |
|
Permissions required |
WorkOrder: Edit (fsm.core.workorder.edit) |
|
Last Modified Version |
r1 |
|
Tech Tags |
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Available Async |
No |
BPMN Diagram (TBD)
Business Logic
This API activates a Work Order.
To successfully call the API, the work order must be in DRAFT status and must have at least one operation.
This process also updates the relations between operations for work order with assignation type aggregate.
One of code or externalCode must be present. If code is provided it has the precedence among the other fields.
System verifies Permission Required and starts the elaboration that is organized in steps.
STEP 1 - External System Validation
System takes Input fields and checks their existence in internal configuration.
API Verb: GET
Resource: External Systems
Input: externalSystemCode, active=true
Output: externalSystemId
If System can obtain the Output fields → continue to next step.
If System can’t obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 2 - Work Order Existence
System takes Input fields and checks their existence.
API Verb: GET
Resource: Work Orders
Input: {code} OR {externalSystemId, externalCode}
Output: workOrderId, stateId
If System can obtain the Output fields and stateId is DRAFT → continue to next step.
If System can obtain the Output fields and stateId is not DRAFT → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
If System can't obtain the Output fields → responds with error. Elaboration is stopped.
STEP 3 - Work Order Activation
System takes Input fields and actives the WO
If Response State is SUCCESS → elaboration is stopped with the same result code of Private API. See Response payload fields.
If Response State is ERROR → elaboration is stopped. See Response payload fields.
Error Type:
-
Others - see link in Resource
Query String Parameters
Start with a ? and includes parameters listed one after the another separated by &.
Not applicable.
Header Parameters
Parameters included in the request headers. Generally, request headers are used to keep authorization parameters.
Default.
Request Body Parameters
Request body parameters are used when clients send data to the API. They are shipped in a JSON Object only in POST, PUT, or PATCH requests.
|
Field |
Description |
Mandatory |
Constraint |
|---|---|---|---|
|
externalSystemCode |
External System Code |
Y |
Not Blank |
|
code |
Work Order Code |
N |
Null or Not Blank |
|
externalCode |
Work Order Code in External System |
N |
Null or Not Blank |
Request example
Example for Wo Cancellation
{
"externalSystemCode": "PGE",
"code": "WO123"
}
Example for WO Operations Cancellation
{
"externalSystemCode": "SAP",
"externalCode": "ext0001",
"operations": [
{
"code": "957655436"
},
{
"code": "357655436"
}
]
}
Response documentation
Response payload fields
Compliant with RFC Standard https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9457.html
Extension fields:
|
Field |
Description |
Note |
|---|---|---|
|
code |
Extension member of a Problem Details Object that contains the error code |
Only for ERROR |
Response example
{
"type": "about:blank",
"title": "Not Found",
"status": 404,
"detail": "External system string does not exist",
"instance": "/integration/work-orders/r1/work-orders/cancellation",
"code": "IA001_001"
}
Response error codes