Sure, you can handle it. But should you?
Let our experts manage the tech maintenance while you focus on your business.
Let our experts manage the tech maintenance while you focus on your business.
api.v2.AlertsTrigger Interface Description
Help
Copyright ©
Mindbreeze GmbH, A-4020 Linz, February 06.12.2024.
All rights reserved. All hardware and software names used are brand names and/or trademarks of their respective manufacturers.
These documents are strictly confidential. The submission and presentation of these documents does not confer any rights to our software, our services and service outcomes, or any other protected rights.
The dissemination, publication, or reproduction hereof is prohibited.
For ease of readability, gender differentiation has been waived. Corresponding terms and definitions apply within the meaning and intent of the equal treatment principle for both sexes.
Overview
With Mindbreeze InSpire, you can trigger defined alerts using a simple interface. This interface is based on HTTP and JSON.
Alerts can be defined in the client service configuration.
If the Notification Schedule is empty, the alert isn't executed automatically and can only be triggered using the alerts trigger API. Of course, alerts that have a Notification Schedule can also be triggered at a specified time using the alerts trigger API.
Documentation and examples of cron expressions can be found here.
Triggering alerts using HTTP POST
The alert trigger request is sent as HTTP POST to a client service. The path for saving the export request is as follows: <Client Service URL>/api/v2/alerts/trigger
The request takes the following form:
{
“collection_path”: [“emailalert”, “triggered”]
}
This request will trigger “emailalert/triggered”, so that all users who have created alerts in this particular alert collection will receive their alerts.
If you need to further restrict the search query for the trigger, a constraint can be specified using a mindbreeze.api.v2.QuerExpr.
{
“collection_path”: [“emailalert”, “triggered”],
“constraint”: <QueryExpr>
}
In response, a status is returned that indicates whether the alert trigger was successful.
{
“status”: {
“success”: true,
“description”: “Success”
}
}
Authorizations for triggering alerts
Alerts can only be triggered by privileged users. By default, user-administrator users of persisted resources are authorized to trigger alerts. Users of the builtin_notificationtrigger group are also authorized to trigger alerts.
