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Best way to duplicate a record through the use of custom action

karlxix over 1 year ago

Anyone here managed to do this?

How did you do it? via API? via expression language?

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Brindusa Kevorkian over 1 year ago +1 suggested

The expression language is simpler to implement in my opinion. It is just a business rule to call, while for the API, you need to set up an endpoint with the Integration Engine and configure it. Best…

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0 Brindusa Kevorkian over 1 year ago

The expression language is simpler to implement in my opinion. It is just a business rule to call, while for the API, you need to set up an endpoint with the Integration Engine and configure it.

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0 Brindusa Kevorkian over 1 year ago

The expression language is simpler to implement in my opinion. It is just a business rule to call, while for the API, you need to set up an endpoint with the Integration Engine and configure it.

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