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[OutSystems Data Grid Web] How can I retrieve responses from the DataGridWeb REST API?
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Forge component by Gonçalo Martins
Application Type
Traditional Web
Service Studio Version
11.53.7 (Build 60881)

How can I retrieve responses from the DataGridWeb  REST API? 

Currently, I am using DataGridWeb to make a REST call to another module via a RestURL to fetch data.

 My question is when the processing in the other module is complete, where does the control return? Also, how can I obtain the response? Please guide me as I am a beginner with Outsystems and have limited experience with web applications. 

Solution

Hi Shin

Below I am attaching OML you can check this 

Hope this will help you.


Thanks

Ruchi

FBSDataGridDemoTraditional.oml
Solution

Hi,

For this you have to create one server action and call that action in your traditional module by dependency and use it.

If you want to share OML you should send to me i will check code and correct.

Thanks

Ruchi

Solution

Hi Shin

Below I am attaching OML you can check this 

Hope this will help you.


Thanks

Ruchi

FBSDataGridDemoTraditional.oml

Thank you for your response. I have a general understanding of the data grid web processing flow. However, my issue has not been resolved. The OML I received pertains to processing within the same module. What I would like to know is how to receive responses between different modules. 


 "different modules," I mean from Service to Traditional Web. 

I'm sorry for not providing enough context.


Solution

Hi,

For this you have to create one server action and call that action in your traditional module by dependency and use it.

If you want to share OML you should send to me i will check code and correct.

Thanks

Ruchi

Thank you. I was able to achieve it your way.

Thanks  ありがとう

Shin

Hi,

If you got your desired result please mark this as a solution.

It will help community members.

Thanks & Regards

Ruchi

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