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to a specified web API. When first dragging this activity to the Designer panel, the HTTP Request Wizard window

Accepted Format (AcceptedHeaderType) - The format in which to receive the web server's response

to be used when calling the API. The following HTTP verbs are supported: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD

** == This HTTP Client with Body Factory activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API

Format (AcceptedHeaderType) **- The format in which to receive the web server's response. The following

are supported: **GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH** and **MERGE.** By default, the **GET** method

Description This HTTP Client activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API

Accepted Format (Dropdown List) - The format in which to receive the web server's response. The following

calling the API. The following HTTP verbs are supported: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH

** == This HTTP Client activity enables you to perform HTTP requests to a specified web API. [[[[image:HTTP

to receive the web server's response. The following options are supported: ・ANY (default value) ・XML ・JSON

. The following HTTP verbs are supported: **GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS, PATCH** and **MERGE

and Start Tomcat service again. Open web browser and test Create an SSL/TLS Certificate for Local Step 1

Create an SSL/TLS Certificate for Server What You’ll Need Your server certificate (.crt) Your private key (.key) => Should receive it by the provider. 1. Convert your certificate files

it by the provider. ((( === **1. Convert your certificate files from PEM (.cer or .crt) to PKCS#12 (.p12) Format

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and Start Tomcat service again. Open web browser and test == **Create an SSL/TLS Certificate for Local

. Getting first documents to akaBot Vision First of all, let’s mention how the documents can be uploaded to a particular pipeline. There are different ways: Manual upload using the web application Automatic import (via

, the design of your Tenants** **and pipeline hierarchy highly depends on your specific use case. == **Getting

to a particular pipeline. There are different ways: * Manual upload using the web application * Automatic import

to get documents Status: the status you want to get Ex: you can get all Confirmed documents at the pipeline having key 1. Get Document Status To get specific document status. There are 2 field you need

the status. You can check the status on akaBot Vision. Get Documents To get specific documents

documents at the pipeline having key 1. === **Get Document Status** === (% class="box infomessage

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if the value is true, otherwise remains the status. You can check the status on akaBot Vision. === **Get

1. Activate akaBot Center Step 1 - Open your browser. Navigate to akaBot Center using your Center

the steps below to activate your akaBot Studio. Step 1 -  Start the Studio. In installing windows, choose

akaBot Center. (At Step 6, Part 1 - Activate akaBot Center) Network Options (Optional): If you use Proxy

(% class="akb-page-with-toc" %) ((( (% class="akb-page-content" %) ((( == **1. Activate akaBot Center** == **Step 1** - Open your browser. Navigate to akaBot Center using **your Center URL

. **Step 1** - ** **Start the Studio. In installing windows, choose option “akaBot Center” then hit button