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sachincs1991 · 11/18/20

Hi Team,

Below is the code

var http = new HttpClientRequest("https://secure.mcommons.com/api/profile_update?phone_number=1234567890");
http.header["UserName"] = 'username';
http.header["Password"] = 'password';
http.header["Authorization"] = "Basic YXJjc3VwcG9ydEBzcGVyaWRpYW4uY29tOlNwZXJpZGlhbjIwMjE=";

http.header["Content-Type"] = "application/json";

http.method = "GET"
http.execute();

var r = http.response;
logInfo(r.body);

below is the response i get

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <response success="true"> <message id="11787545911" type="generic" status="sent"> <phone_number>1234567890</phone_number> <profile>123456</profile> <body>Hello</body> <sent_at>2020-11-18 12:08:16 UTC</sent_at> <message_template_id/> <mms>false</mms> <multipart>false</multipart> <campaign id="12345" active="true"> <name> Testing</name> </campaign> </message> </response>

Here i need to read success, messageid, type, status, phone_number etc...

How Can we achieve it?

Thanks,

Sachin

Darren_Bowers · 11/18/20

Hi @sachincs1991 - you can parse the response as a DOMDocument and get the Elements and Attributes from there in the Javascript

e.g.

...
var doc = DOMDocument.fromXMLString(r.body);
var responseNode = doc.getElementsByTagName("response")[0];
var success = responseNode.getAttribute("success");
...

Cheers

Darren

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Darren_Bowers · 11/18/20

Hi @sachincs1991 - you can parse the response as a DOMDocument and get the Elements and Attributes from there in the Javascript

e.g.

...
var doc = DOMDocument.fromXMLString(r.body);
var responseNode = doc.getElementsByTagName("response")[0];
var success = responseNode.getAttribute("success");
...

Cheers

Darren

sachincs1991 · 11/18/20

Hi @Darren_Bowers ,

Thank you very much for the reply.

I am able to read the success, but not the message id, status and others.

below is the code

var doc = DOMDocument.fromXMLString(resp.body);
var responseNode = doc.getElementsByTagName("response")[0];
var success = responseNode.getAttribute("success");
logInfo(success);
var responseNode1 = doc.getElementsByTagName("message")[0];
var id = responseNode1.getAttribute("id");
logInfo(id);

Error:

11/19/2020 12:27:21 AM SCR-160012 Javascript&colon; error while evaluating script 'DEVWKF5797/js6'. js6
11/19/2020 12:27:21 AM JST-310000 Error while compiling script 'DEVWKF5797/js6' line 26: responseNode1 is undefined. js6

Darren_Bowers · 11/19/20

Strange - I copied your exact code and it works fine for me

sachincs1991 · 11/19/20

Hi,

Do we need to give any java class?

Thanks,

Sachin C S

Darren_Bowers · 11/19/20

I would check your incoming message XML. If responseNode1 is saying its undefined that means the getElementByTagName("message")[0] probabaly returned a null result. To test I used your example XML in a string variable and the code worked fine. Cheers Darren

sachincs1991 · 11/22/20

Hi @Darren_Bowers,

Thank you very much for the reply.

Exactly right what you said

One more information required here we are sending the body of the message in the variable of the javascript itself.

Example as shown below.

var data = "Hello";
var campaignId = "123456";
var API = 'https://secure.mcommons.com/api/send_message?phone_number=';

Now we are trying to implement this approach through adding it in the SMS template body, is that possible.

If yes, How?

Kindly help us in this regards.

Thanks,

Sachin

Darren_Bowers · 11/22/20

Hi Sachin - I would check your API documentation on how to achieve this. All messaging APIs are implemented differently so its hard to help you without having some API documentation. Cheers Darren

sachincs1991 · 11/22/20

Hi @Darren_Bowers

In which schema do we store the responses which we receives from API?

Kindly find the below 2 API documentation for your reference.

One with POST and one with GET.

Thanks,

Sachin

rs

Darren_Bowers · 11/22/20

If you are calling a custom API then the responses are not stored in any schema. Cheers Darren

sachincs1991 · 11/22/20

Hi @Darren_Bowers ,

Hope you gone through the API responses which we get in my previous comment.

No, I have question like, we have tracking log, broad log and other logs for email where we track whether email sent failed, whether link in the email clicked or not.

Similarly when we send an SMS using external API, we want to track it?

How do we achieve it?

Expecting it to similarly implemented like email channel.

Thanks,

Sachin

Darren_Bowers · 11/22/20

Hi Sachin - I havent done this myself - maybe ask the question in another thread. I would assume a custom API would also require you to store your own data into the broadLog, trackingLogs, etc. using the Adobe JS APIs. Cheers Darren

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