H5 script converted to Angular Portal V2 : the IonAPI PUT method converts automatically to POST and

For one of our customer script, after converting a M3 H5 script, the IonAPI PUT method converts automatically to POST and fails to execute with error 405.

The script purpose is to update IDM attributes for IDM documents that pop-up for a Purcharse Order selected on PPS200 screen.

It was working perfectly on Portal V1, and still work on portal V1 with the adjusted script.

But it fails on Portal V2 with error msg code 405.

Only method GET and POST are documented in Infor documentation. Is PUT method not usable anymore in new Angular Portal Version ?

We are looking for someone able to help us to fix quickly this script as our technical team is out of idea to solve it.

Has someone encountered and solved any issue when adjusting M3 script to Angular / Portal V2 on PUT method ?

Has someone managed any technical update, httpClient version update to solve some Angular script issues ?

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Anders Karlsson

It sounds like a bug. Have you reported it to Infor Support?

Ben Pope

Can you provide the script? Or an example version that makes a similar PUT call?

Legacy Contributor

Hi Ben, below is part of the script where we make the api call. We have tried various ways to fix the problem but we ended up with other errors such as 404, 401 etc. We tried using xhttp request, curl request, but it did not fixed the problem.

script1.prototype._UpdateDocuments = function (_pid, _attribute, _value, _acl,_filename) {
var _this = this;
return new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
var _a;
var request = {
url:"/IDM/api/items/" + _pid + "?%24checkout=true&%24checkin=true&%24merge=true",
method: "PUT"
};

request.headers = (_a = {}, _a["Content-Type"] = "application/json;charset=utf-8", _a["accept"] = "application/json;charset=utf-8", _a);
var _json = "{
" +
" "item": {
" +
" "attrs": {
" +
" "attr": [
" +
" {
" +
" "name": "" + _attribute + "",
" +
" "value": "" + _value + ""
" +
" }
" +
" ]
" +
" },
" +
" "resrs": {
" +
" "res": [
" +
" {
" +
" "filename": "" + _filename + "",
" +
" "base64": "false"
" +
" }
" +
" ]
" +
" },
" +
" "acl": {
" +
" "name": "" + _acl + ""
" +
" },
" +
" "pid": "" + _pid + ""
" +
" }
" +
"}";
console.log("request.headers :", request.headers);
console.log("json : ", _json);
var _json = "{
"item": {
"attrs": {
"attr": [
{
"name": "" + _attribute + "",
"value": "" + _value + ""
}
]
},
"acl": {
"name": "" + _acl + ""
},
"pid": "" + _pid + ""
}
}";
request.data = _json;
_this._ionApiService.execute(request).then(function (response) {
console.log(response);

if (response.status == 200) {
console.info("Pid: " + _pid + " updated successful");
resolve();
}
else {
_this.log.Error(response.data.error.message);
reject();
}
}).catch(function (response) {
_this.log.Error(response.data);
reject();
});
});
};

antonio-caria

Error 405 is Method Not Allowed.

Remove
from json text.

Remove " also - not needed.

use ` and ${....}

After that changes confirm again.

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