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Tip: Remember to include the appropriate authentication headers in your HTTP request message when using this method.
POST: /robot/result
This method returns the results of a robotic task execution.
| Parameter | Example | Required? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
executionId |
"5eda733e760e2c31fbaaee70#1" | Yes | A combination of the robotic task identifier and the execution number displayed in the Appian RPA console. The value before # symbol is the identifier of the robotic task, and the value after the # symbol is the execution number seen in the Appian RPA console. |
Example request body:
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{
"executionId" : "5eda733e760e2c31fbaaee70#1"
}
The call is successful if "invocationResult" = "OK".
The following elements are provided in the result key.
| Element | Example | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
lastUpdated |
1591385144263 | String | Date and time the execution was last updated, expressed in UNIX epoch time Units: milliseconds |
errorMessage |
"The execution does not exist, has been deleted, or you do not have permission to view it." | String | Error message when the "invocationResult" is "KO" |
result |
SUCCESS | String | Execution result. Possible values are: SUCCESS, FAILURE, ABORTED, RUNNING, ENQUEUED |
Example response body:
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{
"invocationResult": "OK",
"result": {
"lastUpdated": 1627589311229,
"errorMessage": null,
"result": "SUCCESS"
},
"exceptionThrownText": null
}
Possible reasons calls may be unsuccessful ("invocationResult" = "KO"):
