Hi @duypnguyen security is an important case, was just looking for a "quick way". I now implemented a generic action that both handles "getData" and "updateData" for a single screen (based on parameters) and enabled the 'require-adobe-auth'. Works good and just a few lines more than having within th...
hi @duypnguyen. thanks for forwarding the question. meanwhile I will try to add the public endpoint of my unprotected as callback. there is no need for a query param since I only use the start of the action as a trigger and will not rely on any input from the action. means as soon as my action get's...
Having an app scren, is it possible to use the libraries aio-lib-state or aio-lib-files and access the data? eg. I want to have some "basic logs" save somewhere and display it on an app screen (component). or do I need to write an action fetching the desired data and then display the response?
is it possible to access the data saved in the .env file within the app? eg. I have a screen and I want to access data saved in the .env file - basically to make a check. or do I really need to write an action for this?
next update: We tried to access the Azure with Postman, were able to receive the list of values. but as soon as we tried to access a single ressource on ../docs/{docsId} there was an error like "Partition key XXX is invalid". so it looks like under the hood there is an issue with the "partition key"...
hi @duypnguyen my endpoint looks as this. I don't think it's an issue with the connection for state, since there is no error (i just don't get any old values - means state.get returns always "undefined".
To have a local storage during development on own environment (see https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/project-firefly-questions/aio-local-action-with-error-on-aio-lib-state-init-and-put/qaq-p/377022) I thought I could use my access to Azure and setup containers to be used in the sdk in...
I'm in the process to write an action that should download data from Adobe Analytics (API 1.4). the overall action already takes about 30 seconds if I reduce the action to a minimum (will need to run a few times in a row by alarms). however, I run into timeouts in the beginning when the action took ...