API to create items in a sales contract from a CRM

Hi ​@Julien T. ,

All the business operations performed in IFS Cloud are executed through REST API calls. Sometimes it can be tricky to find the exact API endpoint using the API Explorer. The best method is to open the browser's debug console, navigate to the IFS Cloud Add-on tab, and monitor the corresponding API calls while performing the operation in IFS Cloud.

Regards

Hi ​@Tharshan SM,

I am working with IFS V10. 

Do you have an idea how i can create items in a sales contract using REST API ?

I am looking in sqldevelopper and in API Explorer but i don’t find.

BR.

Julien.

Hi ​@Julien T. ,

Please find the details below. Since my IFS version is 25R1, hopefully the page will be the same for you as well. First you need to find the projection and check it in the API Explorer.

In that case you can see the Entity (LU Name) as SalesContract, which is used to perform all the CRUD operations for the sales contract. In the API documentation it usually has a postfix called "Set", so it will be SalesContractSet and you can see all the operations in there.

Also, if you want to find any business operations you can usually find them under Service Operations - Actions and Service Operations - Functions dropdowns.

Additionally, if you want to test these APIs through any third party applications like Postman or others, you will have to set up the IAM client in IFS and get the token or set up OAuth for that third party application. If you need that information you can find it in my Medium article.

Link - https://medium.com/@TharshanSM/access-ifs-restful-services-using-postman-f66c06ea5878

Regards

Hi ​@Julien T.,

Please find the details below. Since my IFS version is 25R1, hopefully the page will be the same for you as well. First you need to find the projection and check it in the API Explorer.

In that case you can see the Entity (LU Name) as SalesContract, which is used to perform all the CRUD operations for the sales contract. In the API documentation it usually has a postfix called "Set", so it will be SalesContractSet and you can see all the operations in there.

Also, if you want to find any business operations you can usually find them under Service Operations - Actions and Service Operations - Functions dropdowns.

Additionally, if you want to test these APIs through any third party applications like Postman or others, you will have to set up the IAM client in IFS and get the token or set up OAuth for that third party application. If you need that information you can find it in my Medium article.

Link - https://medium.com/@TharshanSM/access-ifs-restful-services-using-postman-f66c06ea5878?source=social.linkedin

Regards