Updates an existing process instance with the data posted.
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URI | {Service Root URI}/Process/Instances/UpdateProcessInstance?{Query Options} e.g. https://api.denallix.com:443/K2Services/REST.svc/Process/Instances/UpdateProcessInstance?synchronous=true |
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Method | POST | This method cannot be called via URI construction in the address bar of standard browsers. Tooling such as Fiddler or .NET code may be required to execute the POST |
Request Headers | Authorization: Basic or NTLM (Windows) {encrypted token goes here} Content-type: application/xml |
Ensure that the request has at least these headers set.
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Request Body | The request body contains the ProcessInstance item represented as XML. The ProcessInstance item XML returned from Process GET methods can be used as a starting point for the XML input of this POST method. Any invalid elements or attributes will be ignored | |
Request Body Example | <w:ProcessInstance xmlns:w="http://schemas.k2.com/worklist/d1" xmlns:p="http://schemas.k2.com/process/d1" ID="8" Priority="1" Folio="Order-ACME-Updated" ExpectedDuration="60"> <p:DataField Name="MyProcessDataField">Some process data value</p:DataField> <p:XmlField Name="MyProcessXMLField"> <XmlDocument>Some Process XML document</XmlDocument> </p:XmlField> </w:ProcessInstance> |
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Namespaces | The ProcessInstance XML requires namespaces to be defined. • xmlns:w="http://schemas.k2.com/worklist/d1" (required) – contains the process instance and nodes • xmlns:p="http://schemas.k2.com/process/d1" (optional) – contains the nodes for process and activity data fields when provided |
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Elements and Attributes |
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Return Type |
ProcessInstance or Failure |
Due to the asynchronous nature of the POST, a successful call may not return anything depending on the tooling used to execute the POST |
Return Example | <DataFieldCollection xmlns="http://schemas.k2.com/process/d1" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <DataField Name="MyProcessDataField1">Some data value</DataField> <DataField Name="MyProcessDataField2">Some other data value</DataField> </DataFieldCollection> |
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