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How to create an Intacct trigger with HTTP Post

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by Jacky Xu

Recently we had an Intacct project that used a trigger of object “A” to delete certain records from object “B.” Since the amount of deleted records is not fixed and the document template is a fixed format, we cannot use the trigger with an Intacct API call to do this. So, I added a web API controller (method of C#) to delete the records. Then the Intacct trigger calls the web API controller with the HTTP post. Also, I already posted the web API to our web site. I got a lot of help from my coworkers and Intacct support while developing and configuring the solution. Here’s how I got the trigger to work: 

1. Create a web API to delete records. Use some web API code like this:


    
Now the controller name is “Test” and action name is “DeleteRecords”. They are used in the trigger. Also you need a website address like https://testsite.com/

2. We also need a document template to send the content to our web API when the trigger is running. Use this content:



3. Note you have to save the document template with encoding “Ansi.” At the beginning, I can never get any data from the trigger call for the document template saved as “utf-8.” It’s very important and took me several hours to find it and solve it. I saved the document as “.txt”.


4. Let’s see the trigger configuration UI.

The target URL is your full web API address.

5. Now perform the operation and see what happens.



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Avatar  Sotware Developement Company 6 years ago

It was thorough and yet very amazing.The Writer has an amazing skill to mae it So interesting (Y)

On January 20, 2014 in Development, Web application, Web Development by Michelle
Tagged With: HTTP post, Intacct, web API / 4476 Views

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