Hello Everybody !
I’m try to use very nice camunda-tasklist-client-java. It works well, but returns data in processDefinitionId very similar to “Process Instance Key”. Like: “2251799816697009” insted of process ID: “Process_107v1hv”.
Is it correct ?
for this process:
I think, this wrapper has no error and just return the data from Tasklist API (GraphQL)
Unfortunatly I can’t check by myself what data GraphQL API return. I connected to Tasklist API (GraphQL) and got “Session-ID”:
curl -v -XPOST "http://10.168.128.9:8081/api/login?username=demo&password=demo"
then try to execute query with this examples:
but got an error message “Method Not Allowed”:
D:>
curl -b "TASKLIST-SESSION=14A2D4A5064ADB90767FFCFF9E74E96B" -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d "{\"query\":\"{tasks(query:{}){name}}\"}" http://10.168.128.9:8081/graphql{
“timestamp” : “2023-02-09T15:23:48.301+00:00”,
“status” : 405,
“error” : “Method Not Allowed”,
“path” : “/graphql”
}
D:>
The same result was when I used already created files with queries from Camunda doc:
D:>curl -b “TASKLIST-SESSION=14A2D4A5064ADB90767FFCFF9E74E96B” -X POST -H “Content-Type: application/json” --data @req1.txt http://10.168.128.9:8081/graphql
{
“timestamp” : “2023-02-09T14:48:18.422+00:00”,
“status” : 405,
“error” : “Method Not Allowed”,
“path” : “/graphql”
}
Where req1.txt contains text:
> {"query":"{
> tasks(query: {}) {
> name
> }
> }"
> }
So my question is: is it correct when Tasklist API in processDefinitionId returns data similar to “Process Instance Key” insted of “Process ID” ?
And also could you help me to execute query to graphql API by curl.
