That is my class in my OSGI component.  I just wrapped the calls to the API in a class.  I'm using the standard HTTP classes.

I have a solution implemented that is described here: Moving assets to PIM system - HTTP API the correct choiceFrom a high level I have a custom workflow step that calls an API and sends the assett.  This workflow is triggered from users placing the assets in to a "monitored" directory.  This works ...

The problem was the addBinaryBody method used was not the correct one.  If you use addBinaryBody and specify the content type and filename it works.

I have the following logic in a WorkflowProcess:String addFileUrl = _apiUrl + "File/AddFileToItem"; HttpPost post = new HttpPost(addFileUrl); post.setHeader(HttpHeaders.AUTHORIZATION, "Bearer " + _accessToken); // Build the multi-part request entity MultipartEntityBuilder bu...

This seems to have worked for anyone else struggling with this:String assetPath = workItem.getWorkflowData().getPayload().toString(); ResourceResolver resourceResolver = wfSession.adaptTo(ResourceResolver.class); Resource payloadResource = resourceResolver.getResource(assetPath); Asset payl...

This doesn't work either but I can see it on the payload node: InputStream dataStream = null; log.info("Payload: " + payload.toString()); if (payload != null && payload.hasProperty("jcr:content")) { Property contentproperty = payload.getProperty("jcr:content")...

I also just tried this and it doesn't work either:if (payload != null && payload.hasNode("jcr:content")) { Node contentNode = payload.getNode("jcr:content"); if (contentNode.hasProperty("jcr:data")) { dataStream = contentNode.getProperty("jcr:data"...

I am 99% out of the woods here and I tried to resist asking this question but I'm having a hard time finding the correct answer anywhere. I have everything working but when I receive the payload I cannot get the image/document from the payload node.  It just says that nothing exists.  Here is the cu...

Right.  So I would create a service that get's the access token.  I would call that service from the workflow step and then use that token and set it as the bearer token when making any calls to the API.

Thanks Esteban!  I am not a java expert so I wasn't sure what libraries we are allowed to use in the custom workflow step.  So one of the examples used spring so I'm assuming this is ok to use to make the http calls.