Hi Experts,
How can I get the HTTP verb + URL path?
Hey @Jenneffer_Jiminit!
Where is your tasklist running? In the SaaS Platform or is it self-managed?
If it runs locally you would use smth. like https://localhost:8080
Best,
Thomas
I’m using Saas Platform.
Apparently I only have an outdated trial. Hence, I cannot take a look myself. But I think you can use the provided API in your cluster information.
Hi Thomas,
My Tasklist URL stated in cluster information is as follow:
https://{REGION}.tasklist.camunda.io/{clusterID}/graphql.
I can access the Tasklist API when I use GraphQL but when I use REST it seems like the status response was 400 Bad Request.
Here is how I access the Tasklist API using REST:
https://{REGION}.tasklist.camunda.io/{clusterID}/graphql/v1/tasks/{taskID}
Is this the correct way to do it? Any feedback from experts highly appreciated.
Thank you,
Jenneffer
Hm… 
Can you try out this endpoint?
https://${REGION}.tasklist.camunda.io:443/${CLUSTER_ID}/v1/tasks/{taskID}
Since you want to use REST and not GraphQL the /graphql does not seem necessary to me.
You’re welcome. Hopefully it works now!
Best,
Thomas
I got this when I try to run the endpoint at Postman. The status was OK, but it return like this.
I expected some json data as a response.
Hi @Jenneffer_Jiminit,
you can find an example Postman Collection with some additional documentation here: Postman
Hope this helps,
Jens
Hi Jens,
thanks for the Postman reference. I have no issues with Tasklist API using GraphQL. But since it will deprecated in the near future, I’m aiming to use REST API to interact with Tasklist which I have an issue as stated on previous comment. Using Tasklist REST API in Camunda Cloud - #7 by Jenneffer_Jiminit
@Jenneffer_Jiminit I tried to reproduce the issue Today, but without success on my cluster. Just to double-check, Tasklist Rest API are available after 8.2.0, I assume that your cluster is currently on 8.2.2, can you please confirm?