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Chapter 16. The REST API for Intelligent Process Server Execution

You can communicate with the Intelligent Process Server through the REST API.

  • The base URL for sending requests is the endpoint defined earlier, for example http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/.
  • All requests require basic HTTP Authentication or token-based authentication for the role kie-server.

Following methods support three formats of the requests: JSON, JAXB, and XSTREAM. You must provide following HTTP headers:

  • Accept: set to application/json or application/xml.

    When specifying more than one accepted content type in the Accept header, be sure to include the qualifiers of preference (qvalues as defined in the HTML 1.1 standard). If you do not, unexpected behaviour may occur. This is an example of a well-formed header with multiple accepted content types: 

    Accept: application/xml; q=0.5, application/json; q=0.9
  • X-KIE-ContentType is required when using the XSTREAM marshaller. In such case, set the header to XSTREAM. Values JSON and JAXB are allowed, but not required. When you set the Content-type to application/xml, the JAXB value is used by default.
  • Content-type: set to application/json or application/xml. This header corresponds with the format of your payload.

  • --data: your payload. If the payload is in a file, start the name with an ampersand @. For example: 

    --data @commandsRequest.json

To ensure both the request and the response are in the same format, always specify both the Content-Type and Accept HTTP headers in your application’s requests. Otherwise, you can receive a marshalling-related error from the server.

The examples use the Curl utility. You can use any REST client. Curl commands use the following parameters:

  • -u: specifies username:password for the Intelligent Process Server authentication.
  • -H: specifies HTTP headers.
  • -X: specifies the HTTP method of the request, that is [GET], [POST], [PUT], or [DELETE].
Note

BRMS Commands endpoints will work only if your Intelligent Process Server has BRM capability. The rest of the endpoints will work only if your Intelligent Process Server has BPM capabilities. Check the following URI for capabilities of your Intelligent Process Server : http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server.

16.1. BRMS Commands

[POST] /containers/instances/CONTAINER_ID
Request Type
A single org.kie.api.command.Command command or multiples commands in BatchExecutionCommand wrapper.
Response Type
org.kie.server.api.model.ServiceResponse<String>
Description
Executes the commands sent to the specified CONTAINER_ID and returns the commands execution results. For more information, See the supported commands below.

List of supported commands:

  • AgendaGroupSetFocusCommand
  • ClearActivationGroupCommand
  • ClearAgendaCommand
  • ClearAgendaGroupCommand
  • ClearRuleFlowGroupCommand
  • DeleteCommand
  • InsertObjectCommand
  • ModifyCommand
  • GetObjectCommand
  • InsertElementsCommand
  • FireAllRulesCommand
  • QueryCommand
  • SetGlobalCommand
  • GetGlobalCommand
  • GetObjectsCommand
  • BatchExecutionCommand
  • DisposeCommand

For more information about the commands, see the org.drools.core.command.runtime package. Alternatively, see Supported Red Hat JBoss BRMS Commands from the Red Hat JBoss Development Guide.

Example 16.1. [POST] Drools Commands Execution

  1. Change into a directory of your choice and create commandsRequest.json : 

    {
      "lookup" : "ksession1",
      "commands" : [ {
        "insert" : {
          "object" : "testing",
          "disconnected" : false,
          "out-identifier" : null,
          "return-object" : true,
          "entry-point" : "DEFAULT"
        }

      }, {
        "fire-all-rules" : { }
      } ]
    }

  2. Execute the following command: 

    $ curl -X POST -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' --data @commandsRequest.json http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/instances/myContainer

    The command generates a request that sends the InsertObject and FireAllRules commands to the server. The lookup attribute sets the KIE session ID on which the commands will be executed. For stateless KIE sessions, this attribute is required. For stateful KIE sessions, this attribute is optional and if not specified, the default KIE session is used.

An example response: 

    {
      "type" : "SUCCESS",
      "msg" : "Container hello successfully called.",
      "result" : "{\n  \"results\" : [ ],\n  \"facts\" : [ ]\n}"
    }

16.2. Managing Processes

Use the following entry point: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/CONTAINER_ID/processes. See the list of endpoints:

[DELETE] /instances
Description
Aborts multiple process instances specified by the query parameter instanceId.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/signals
Response Type
A list of Strings.
Description
Returns all the available signal names for PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID as a list of Strings.
[PUT] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variable/VARIABLE_NAME
Request Type
The variable marshalled value.
Description
Sets the value of the VARIABLE_NAME variable for the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. If successful, the return value is HTTP code 201.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variable/VARIABLE_NAME
Response Type
The variable value.
Description
Returns the marshalled value of the VARIABLE_NAME variable for the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance.
[POST] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variables
Request Type
A map with variable names and values.
Description
Sets multiple variables that belong to a PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. The request is a map, in which the key is the name of the variable and the value is the new value of the variable.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variables
Response Type
A map with the variable names and values.
Description
Gets all variables for the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance as a map, in which the key is the name of the variable and the value is the value of the variable.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/workitems
Response Type
A list of WorkItemInstance objects.
Description
Gets all the work items of the given PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/workitems/WORK_ITEM_ID
Response Type
A WorkItemInstance object.
Description
Gets the WORK_ITEM_ID work item of the given PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance.
[PUT] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/workitems/WORK_ITEM_ID/aborted
Description
Aborts the WORK_ITEM_ID work item of the given PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. If successful, the return value is HTTP code 201.
[PUT] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/workitems/WORK_ITEM_ID/completed
Description
Completes the WORK_ITEM_ID work item of the given PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. If successful, the return value is HTTP code 201.
[POST] /PROCESS_ID/instances
Request Type
A map with variables used to start the process.
Response Type
Plain text with the process instance id.
Description
Creates a PROCESS_ID business process instance. Accepted input is a map with the process variables and its values.
[POST] /instances/signal/SIGNAL_NAME
Request Type
A marshalled object.
Description
Signals multiple process instances of a query parameter instanceId with the SIGNAL_NAME signal. You can provide the signal payload marshalled in the request body.
[DELETE] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID
Description
Aborts the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. If successful, the return value is HTTP code 204.
[GET] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID
Response Type
A Process Instance object.
Description
Returns the details of the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance. You can request variable information by setting the withVars parameter as true.
[POST] /instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/signal/SIGNAL_NAME
Request Type
A marshalled object.
Description
Signals the PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID process instance with SIGNAL_NAME signal. You can provide the signal payload marshalled in the request body.
[POST] /PROCESS_ID/instances/correlation/CORRELATION_KEY
Request Type
A map with variables used to start the process.
Response Type
Plain text with the process instance id.
Description
Creates the PROCESS_ID business process instance with the CORRELATION_KEY correlation key. Accepted input is a map with the process variables and its values.

Example 16.2. Managing Processes

  • Create person.json: 

    {
  "p" : { "org.kieserver.test.Person": { "id" : 13, "name": "William" } }
}

    Start a process using a custom object (Person) as a parameter: 

    $ curl -X POST  -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data @person.json 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/person/processes/proc-with-pojo.p-proc/instances'

  • Create a new process instance of process definition com.sample.rewards-basic with parameters: 

    $ curl -X POST  -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data '{"employeeName": "William"}' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/rewards/processes/com.sample.rewards-basic/instances'

    Returns process instance ID.

  • Get the variables of process instance 3 

    $ curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Accept: application/json' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/rewards/processes/instances/3/variables'

    Example response: 

    {
  "employeeName" : "William"
}

  • Send a TEST signal to the process instance with ID 5 

    $ curl -X POST  -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data '"SIGNAL DATA"' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/processes/instances/signal/TEST?instanceId=5'

16.3. Managing Process Definitions

Use the following entry point: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/CONTAINER_ID/processes/definitions. See table Process Queries Endpoints for a list of endpoints. To use pagination, use the page and pageSize parameters.

[GET] /PROCESS_ID/variables
Response Type
A VariablesDefinition object.
Description
Returns a map of the variable definitions for the PROCESS_ID process. The map contains the variable name and its type.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/tasks/service
Response Type
A ServiceTaskDefinition object.
Description
Returns all service tasks for the PROCESS_ID process. The return value is a map with the names and types of the service tasks. If no tasks are found, the return value is an empty list.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/tasks/users
Response Type
A list of UserTaskDefinition objects.
Description
Returns all the user tasks for the PROCESS_ID process. The response also contains maps of the input and output parameters. The key is the name and the value is the type of a parameter.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/subprocesses
Response Type
A SubProcessDefinition object.
Description
Returns a list of reusable sub-process IDs for the PROCESS_ID process.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/entities
Response Type
An AssociatedEntitiesDefinition object.
Description
Returns a map with the entities associated with the PROCESS_ID process.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/tasks/users/TASK_NAME/inputs
Response Type
A TaskInputsDefinition object.
Description
Returns a map with all the task input parameter definitions for the TASK_NAME task of the PROCESS_ID process. The key is the name of the input and the value is its type.
[GET] /PROCESS_ID/tasks/users/TASK_NAME/outputs
Response Type
A TaskOutputsDefinition object.
Description
Returns a map with all the task output parameter definitions for the TASK_NAME task of the PROCESS_ID process. The key is the name of the input and the value is its type.

Example 16.3. [GET] User Tasks for a Specified Process

The following command displays user tasks for the the com.sample.rewards-basic process in the rewards container: 

$ curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'accept: application/json' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/rewards/processes/definitions/com.sample.rewards-basic/tasks/users'

An example response: 

{
  "task" : [ {
    "task-name" : "Approval by PM",
    "task-priority" : 0,
    "task-skippable" : false,
    "associated-entities" : [ "PM" ],
    "task-inputs" : {
      "Skippable" : "Object",
      "TaskName" : "java.lang.String",
      "GroupId" : "Object"
    },
    "task-outputs" : {
      "_approval" : "Boolean"
    }
  }, {
    "task-name" : "Approval by HR",
    "task-priority" : 0,
    "task-skippable" : false,
    "associated-entities" : [ "HR" ],
    "task-inputs" : {
      "Skippable" : "Object",
      "TaskName" : "java.lang.String",
      "GroupId" : "Object"
    },
    "task-outputs" : {
      "_approval" : "Boolean"
    }
  } ]
}

Example 16.4. [GET] Variable Definitions for Specified Process

The following command displays the variable definitions of the com.sample.rewards-basic process in the rewards container: 

$ curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'accept: application/json' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/rewards/processes/definitions/com.sample.rewards-basic/variables'

An example response: 

{
  "variables" : {
    "result" : "String",
    "hrApproval" : "Boolean",
    "pmApproval" : "Boolean",
    "employeeName" : "String"
  }
}

16.4. Managing User Tasks

16.4.1. Managing Task Instances

Use this base URI: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/CONTAINER_ID/tasks/TASK_ID/states. If successful, the return value is HTTP code 201. See the list of endpoints:

[PUT] /activated
Description
Activates the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /claimed
Description
Claims the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /started
Description
Starts the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /stopped
Description
Stops the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /completed
Request Type
A map with the output parameters name and value.
Description
Completes the TASK_ID task. You can provide the output parameters as a map, where the key is the parameter name and the value is the value of the output parameter. You can also use the auto-progress parameter. If set to true, it will claim, start, and complete a task at once.
[PUT] /delegated
Description
Delegates the TASK_ID task to a user provided by the targetUser query parameter.
[PUT] /exited
Description
Exits the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /failed
Description
Fails the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /forwarded
Description
Forwards the TASK_ID task to the user provided by the targetUser query parameter.
[PUT] /released
Description
Releases the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /resumed
Description
Resumes the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /skipped
Description
Skips the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /suspended
Description
Suspends the TASK_ID task.
[PUT] /nominated
Description
Nominates the TASK_ID task to the potential owners by the potOwner query parameter. You can use the parameter multiple times, for example: potOwner=usr1&potOwner=usr2.

Example 16.5. Task Instances

  • Start task with taskId 4 in the container test: 

    $ curl -X PUT -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/4/states/started

  • Complete the task 1 by passing an output parameter: 

    $ curl -X PUT -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data '{ "_approval" : true }' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/1/states/completed'

Some operations are illegal, such as starting a completed task, or disallowed for security reasons, such as claiming a task for another user. Having different sets of users for authentication and task management can be a security concern. Making such requests will result in one of the following exceptions: 

Unexpected error during processing User '[UserImpl:'{USER ID}']' does not have permissions to execute operation OPERATION on task id {$TASK_ID}
Unexpected error during processing: User '[UserImpl:'{USER ID}']' was unable to execute operation OPERATION on task id {$TASK_ID} due to a no 'current status' match

Ensure the operation you are executing is allowed for the current task status. You can disable the security settings by using the org.kie.server.bypass.auth.user property.

For example, on Red Hat JBoss EAP, open EAP_HOME/standalone/configuration/standalone.xml and enter the following: 

<system-properties>
  ...
  <property name="org.kie.server.bypass.auth.user" value="true"/>
  ...
</system-properties>

Alternatively, use -Dorg.kie.server.bypass.auth.user=true to set the property. If you use the Intelligent Process Server Java client API, set the property on your client as well: 

System.setProperty("org.kie.server.bypass.auth.user", "true");

When you turn on the security settings, you can provide a user with sufficient permissions to execute the operation using the query parameter ?user=$USER_NAME. If you do not use the parameter, the authenticated user will be used to perform the action.

If you disabled the security settings and still experience authentication issues, configure the Intelligent Process Server callback:

Configuring UserGroupCallback

  1. Override the default JAAS UserGroupCallback on the server side: 

    <property name="org.jbpm.ht.callback" value="props"/>
<!-- If necessary, override the userinfo configuration as well. -->
<property name="org.jbpm.ht.userinfo" value="props"/>

    See the source code for other possible values.

  2. For the props value, specify the location of the application-roles.properties file: 

    <property name="jbpm.user.group.mapping" value="file:///EAP_HOME/standalone/configuration/application-roles.properties"/>
<!-- If no other file is specified, the business-central.war/WEB-INF/classes/userinfo.properties file is used.
You can specify a file with the following property:
<property name="jbpm.user.info.properties" value="file:///path" /> -->

You can also use a different callback object. The Human Task callback is instantiated by a CDI producer configured in EAP_HOME/standalone/business-central.war/WEB-INF/beans.xml: 

<beans xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
       xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee http://docs.jboss.org/cdi/beans_1_0.xsd">
  <alternatives>
    <class>org.jbpm.services.cdi.producer.JAASUserGroupInfoProducer</class>
  </alternatives>
</beans>

Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite provides out-of-the-box producer and callback objects you can use. See the source code for a list of additional setting required for each callback implementation:

16.4.2. Managing Task Instance Data

Use this base URI: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/CONTAINER_ID/tasks/TASK_ID. See table Task Instance Data Management Endpoints for a list of endpoints.

[GET] /
Response Type
A TaskInstance object.
Description
Gets the TASK_ID task instance details.
[POST] /attachments
Request Type
The content of the attachment.
Response Type, Description
Adds a new attachment for the TASK_ID task. The ID of the created content is returned in the response, which is HTTP code 201. The name of the attachment is set using the query parameter name. If you make multiples request, you create multiple attachments.
[GET] /attachments
Response Type
A list of TaskAttachment objects.
Description
Gets all task attachments for the TASK_ID task.
[GET] /attachments/ATTACHMENT_ID
Response Type
A TaskAttachment object.
Description
Gets the ATTACHMENT_ID task attachment.
[DELETE] /attachments/ATTACHMENT_ID
Description
Removes the ATTACHMENT_ID task attachment.
[GET] /attachments/ATTACHMENT_ID/content
Response Type
An attachment-type object.
Description
Gets the ATTACHMENT_ID task attachment content.
[POST] /comments
Request Type
A TaskComment object.
Response Type
Long.
Description
Adds a new comment for the TASK_ID task. The ID of the created content is returned in the response, which HTTP code is 201. If you make multiples request, you create multiple comments.
[GET] /comments
Response Type
A list of TaskComment objects.
Description
Gets all task comments for the TASK_ID task.
[GET] /comments/COMMENT_ID
Response Type
A TaskComment object.
Description
Gets the COMMENT_ID task comment of the TASK_ID task.
[DELETE] /comments/COMMENT_ID
Description
Deletes the COMMENT_ID task comment of the TASK_ID task.
[GET] /contents/input
Response Type
A map with the input parameters name and value.
Description
Gets the TASK_ID task input content in form of a map, where the key is the parameter name and the value is the value of the output parameter.
[PUT] /contents/output
Request Type
A map with the output parameters name and value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task output parameters and returns HTTP 201 if successful. Provide the output parameters as a map, where the key is the parameter name and the value is the value of the output parameter.
[GET] /contents/output
Response Type
A map with the output parameters name and value.
Description
Gets the TASK_ID task output content in form of a map, where the key is the parameter name and the value is the value of the output parameter.
[DELETE] /contents/CONTENT_ID
Description
Deletes the CONTENT_ID content and returns HTTP code 204.
[PUT] /description
Request Type
Marshalled String value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task description and returns HTTP code 201 if successful. Provide the new value for description in the request body.
[PUT] /expiration
Request Type
Marshalled Date value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task expiration date and returns HTTP 201 if successful. Provide the new value for the expiration date in the request body.
[PUT] /name
Request Type
Marshalled String value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task name and returns HTTP code 201 if successful. Provide the new value for name in the request body.
[PUT] /priority
Request Type
Marshalled int value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task priority and returns HTTP code 201 if successful. Provide the new value for priority in the request body.
[PUT] /skipable
Request Type
Marshalled Boolean value.
Description
Updates the TASK_ID task property skipable and returns HTTP code 201 if successful. Provide the new value for priority in the request body.

Example 16.6. User Task Instance Data

  • Get a user task instance for container test: 

    $ curl -X GET -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/1'

    Example response: 

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-instance>
    <task-id>1</task-id>
    <task-priority>0</task-priority>
    <task-name>Approval by PM</task-name>
    <task-subject></task-subject>
    <task-description></task-description>
    <task-form>ApprovalbyPM</task-form>
    <task-status>Ready</task-status>
    <task-actual-owner></task-actual-owner>
    <task-created-by></task-created-by>
    <task-created-on>2016-02-15T13:31:10.624-02:00</task-created-on>
    <task-activation-time>2016-02-15T13:31:10.624-02:00</task-activation-time>
    <task-skippable>false</task-skippable>
    <task-workitem-id>1</task-workitem-id>
    <task-process-instance-id>1</task-process-instance-id>
    <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    <task-process-id>com.sample.rewards-basic</task-process-id>
    <task-container-id>rewards</task-container-id>
</task-instance>

  • Set priority to 3 for task 1: 

    $ curl -X PUT -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data '3' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/1/priority'

  • Add a comment to a task 2: 

    $ curl -X POST -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/json' -H 'X-KIE-ContentType: JSON' --data '{ "comment" : "One last comment", "comment-added-by": "kieserver"}' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/2/comments'

  • Get all task comments: 

    $ curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Accept: application/json' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/test/tasks/2/comments'

    Example response: 

    {
  "task-comment" : [ {
    "comment-id" : 1,
    "comment" : "Some task comment",
    "comment-added-by" : "kieserver"
  }, {
    "comment-id" : 3,
    "comment" : "One last comment",
    "comment-added-by" : "kieserver"
  } ]
}

16.5. Querying Process Instances

Use the following entry point: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/queries/. To use pagination, use the page and pageSize parameters.

[GET] processes/instances

Returns a list of process instances.

Additional parameters you can use: status, initiator, processName.

Server Response

<process-instance-list>
 <process-instance>
  <process-instance-id>4</process-instance-id>
  <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
  <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
  <process-version>1</process-version>
  <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
  <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
  <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
  <start-date>2016-04-05T09:23:29.428+02:00</start-date>
  <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
  <correlation-key/>
  <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
 </process-instance>
 <process-instance>
 <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
  <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
  <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
  <process-version>1</process-version>
  <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
  <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
  <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
  <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.772+02:00</start-date>
  <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
  <correlation-key/>
  <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
 </process-instance>
</process-instance-list>

[GET] processes/PROCESS_ID/instances

Returns a list of process instances for the specified process.

Additional parameters you can use: status, initiator.

Server Response

<process-instance-list>
 <process-instance>
 <process-instance-id>4</process-instance-id>
   <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
   <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
   <process-version>1</process-version>
   <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
   <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
   <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
   <start-date>2016-04-05T09:23:29.428+02:00</start-date>
   <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
   <correlation-key/>
   <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
  </process-instance>
 </process-instance-list>

[GET] containers/CONTAINER_ID/process/instances

Returns a list of process instances for the specified container.

Additional parameters you can use: status.

Server Response

<process-instance-list>
 <process-instance>
  <process-instance-id>4</process-instance-id>
  <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
  <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
  <process-version>1</process-version>
  <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
  <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
  <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
  <start-date>2016-04-05T09:23:29.428+02:00</start-date>
  <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
  <correlation-key/>
  <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
 </process-instance>
 <process-instance>
 <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
  <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
  <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
  <process-version>1</process-version>
  <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
  <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
  <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
  <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.772+02:00</start-date>
  <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
  <correlation-key/>
  <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
 </process-instance>
</process-instance-list>

[GET] processes/instance/correlation/CORRELATION_KEY
Returns an instance with the specified correlation key.
[GET] processes/instances/correlation/CORRELATION_KEY
Returns a list of instances with the specified correlation key.
[GET] processes/instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID

Returns information about the specified process instance.

Additional parameters you can use: withVars.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-instance>
    <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
    <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
    <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
    <process-version>1</process-version>
    <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
    <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
    <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
    <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.772+02:00</start-date>
    <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
    <correlation-key></correlation-key>
    <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
    <active-user-tasks>
        <task-summary>
            <task-id>5</task-id>
            <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
            <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
            <task-priority>0</task-priority>
            <task-actual-owner>Kartik</task-actual-owner>
            <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
            <task-created-on>2016-04-05T09:40:39.778+02:00</task-created-on>
            <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T09:40:39.778+02:00</task-activation-time>
            <task-proc-inst-id>5</task-proc-inst-id>
            <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
            <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        </task-summary>
    </active-user-tasks>
</process-instance>

[GET] processes/instances/variables/VARIABLE_NAME

Returns process instance with the specified variable.

Additional parameters you can use: status, varValue.

Note that you can use wildcard characters with varValue, for example varValue=waiting% to list all the values that start with waiting.

Example Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-instance-list>
    <process-instance>
        <process-instance-id>4</process-instance-id>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
        <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
        <start-date>2016-04-05T09:23:29.428+02:00</start-date>
        <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
        <correlation-key></correlation-key>
        <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
    </process-instance>
    <process-instance>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <process-instance-state>1</process-instance-state>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
        <initiator>kiesu</initiator>
        <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.772+02:00</start-date>
        <process-instance-desc>Evaluation</process-instance-desc>
        <correlation-key></correlation-key>
        <parent-instance-id>-1</parent-instance-id>
    </process-instance>
</process-instance-list>

[GET] containers/CONTAINER_ID/processes/definitions

Returns a list of process definitions available for the container.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-definitions>
    <processes>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <package>Evaluation.src.main.resources</package>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
    </processes>
</process-definitions>

[GET] processes/definitions

Returns list of process definitions.

Additional parameters you can use: filter.

Note that the filter parameter filters all the process definitions that contain the given substring.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-definitions>
    <processes>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <package>Evaluation.src.main.resources</package>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
    </processes>
</process-definitions>

[GET] containers/CONTAINER_ID/processes/definitions/PROCESS_ID

Returns process definition of the specified process instance in the specified container.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-definitions>
    <processes>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <package>Evaluation.src.main.resources</package>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
    </processes>
</process-definitions>

[GET] processes/definitions/PROCESS_ID

Returns a list of process definitions of the specified process.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<process-definitions>
    <processes>
        <process-id>evaluation</process-id>
        <process-name>Evaluation</process-name>
        <process-version>1</process-version>
        <package>Evaluation.src.main.resources</package>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
    </processes>
</process-definitions>

[GET] processes/instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/nodes/instances

Returns node instances for the specified process instance.

Additional parameters you can use: activeOnly, completedOnly.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<node-instance-list>
    <node-instance>
        <node-instance-id>0</node-instance-id>
        <node-name> </node-name>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
        <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.797+02:00</start-date>
        <node-id>_ED165B85-E65D-42A6-B0EF-8A160356271E</node-id>
        <node-type>StartNode</node-type>
        <node-connection>_B8F3E49D-2C7A-4056-BF49-C61987044DB4</node-connection>
        <node-completed>true</node-completed>
    </node-instance>
    <node-instance>
        <node-instance-id>1</node-instance-id>
        <node-name>Self Evaluation</node-name>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <work-item-id>5</work-item-id>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
        <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.773+02:00</start-date>
        <node-id>_D3E17247-1D94-47D8-93AD-D645E317B736</node-id>
        <node-type>HumanTaskNode</node-type>
        <node-connection>_B8F3E49D-2C7A-4056-BF49-C61987044DB4</node-connection>
        <node-completed>false</node-completed>
    </node-instance>
    <node-instance>
        <node-instance-id>0</node-instance-id>
        <node-name> </node-name>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <container-id>myContainer</container-id>
        <start-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.772+02:00</start-date>
        <node-id>_ED165B85-E65D-42A6-B0EF-8A160356271E</node-id>
        <node-type>StartNode</node-type>
        <node-completed>false</node-completed>
    </node-instance>
</node-instance-list>

[GET] processes/instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/wi-nodes/instances/WORK_ITEM_ID
Returns node instances for the specified work item in the specified process instance.
[GET] processes/instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variables/instances

Returns current variable values of the specified process instance.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<variable-instance-list>
    <variable-instance>
        <name>employee</name>
        <old-value></old-value>
        <value>Kartik</value>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <modification-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.771+02:00</modification-date>
    </variable-instance>
    <variable-instance>
        <name>reason</name>
        <old-value></old-value>
        <value>Job Opening</value>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <modification-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.771+02:00</modification-date>
    </variable-instance>
</variable-instance-list>

[GET] processes/instances/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID/variables/instances/VARIABLE_NAME

Returns the value of the given variable in the specified process instance.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<variable-instance-list>
    <variable-instance>
        <name>employee</name>
        <old-value></old-value>
        <value>Kartik</value>
        <process-instance-id>5</process-instance-id>
        <modification-date>2016-04-05T09:40:39.771+02:00</modification-date>
    </variable-instance>
</variable-instance-list>

16.6. Querying Tasks

Use the following entry point: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/queries/. To use pagination, use the page and pageSize parameters. The following list of endpoints contains additional parameters, if applicable:

[GET] tasks/instances/pot-owners

Returns a list of tasks where the actual user is defined as a potential owner.

Additional parameters you can use: status, groups, user.

Note that the user filter is applicable only when the request is sent without authentication.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-summary-list>
    <task-summary>
        <task-id>2</task-id>
        <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
        <task-subject></task-subject>
        <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
        <task-status>Ready</task-status>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-is-skipable>false</task-is-skipable>
        <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
        <task-created-on>2016-04-05T15:09:14.206+02:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T15:09:14.206+02:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-proc-inst-id>2</task-proc-inst-id>
        <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
        <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    </task-summary>
    <task-summary>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
        <task-subject></task-subject>
        <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
        <task-status>InProgress</task-status>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-is-skipable>false</task-is-skipable>
        <task-actual-owner>kiesu</task-actual-owner>
        <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
        <task-created-on>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-proc-inst-id>1</task-proc-inst-id>
        <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
        <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    </task-summary>
</task-summary-list>

[GET] tasks/instances/admins

Returns a list of tasks assigned to the Business Administrator.

Additional parameters you can use: status, user.

[GET] tasks/instances/owners

Returns a list of tasks that the querying user owns.

Additional parameters you can use: status, user.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-summary-list>
    <task-summary>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
        <task-subject></task-subject>
        <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
        <task-status>InProgress</task-status>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-is-skipable>false</task-is-skipable>
        <task-actual-owner>kiesu</task-actual-owner>
        <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
        <task-created-on>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-proc-inst-id>1</task-proc-inst-id>
        <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
        <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    </task-summary>
</task-summary-list>

[GET] tasks/instances

Returns a list of instances available for the querying user.

Additional parameters you can use: user.

[GET] tasks/instances/TASK_INSTANCE_ID/events

Returns a list of events for the specified task instance.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-event-instance-list>
    <task-event-instance>
        <task-event-id>1</task-event-id>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-event-type>ADDED</task-event-type>
        <task-event-user>evaluation</task-event-user>
        <task-event-date>2016-04-05T15:05:06.655+02:00</task-event-date>
        <task-process-instance-id>1</task-process-instance-id>
        <task-work-item-id>1</task-work-item-id>
    </task-event-instance>
    <task-event-instance>
        <task-event-id>1</task-event-id>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-event-type>STARTED</task-event-type>
        <task-event-user>kiesu</task-event-user>
        <task-event-date>2016-04-05T15:13:35.062+02:00</task-event-date>
        <task-process-instance-id>1</task-process-instance-id>
        <task-work-item-id>1</task-work-item-id>
    </task-event-instance>
</task-event-instance-list>

[GET] tasks/instances/TASK_INSTANCE_ID

Returns information about the specified task instance.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-instance>
    <task-id>1</task-id>
    <task-priority>0</task-priority>
    <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
    <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
    <task-status>InProgress</task-status>
    <task-actual-owner>kiesu</task-actual-owner>
    <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
    <task-created-on>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-created-on>
    <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-activation-time>
    <task-process-instance-id>1</task-process-instance-id>
    <task-process-id>evaluation</task-process-id>
    <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
</task-instance>

[GET] tasks/instances/workitem/WORK_ITEM_ID
Returns a list of task instances that use the specified work item.
[GET] tasks/instances/process/PROCESS_INSTANCE_ID

Returns a list of tasks attached to the specified process instance.

Additional parameters you can use: status.

Server Response

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-summary-list>
    <task-summary>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
        <task-subject></task-subject>
        <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
        <task-status>InProgress</task-status>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-is-skipable>false</task-is-skipable>
        <task-actual-owner>kiesu</task-actual-owner>
        <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
        <task-created-on>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-04-05T15:05:06.508+02:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-proc-inst-id>1</task-proc-inst-id>
        <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
        <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    </task-summary>
</task-summary-list>

[GET] tasks/instances/variables/VARIABLE_NAME

Returns a list of tasks that use the specified variable.

Aditional parameters you can use: varValue, status, user. 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-summary-list>
    <task-summary>
        <task-id>1</task-id>
        <task-name>Self Evaluation</task-name>
        <task-subject>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-subject>
        <task-description>Please perform a self-evalutation.</task-description>
        <task-status>Ready</task-status>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-is-skipable>false</task-is-skipable>
        <task-created-by>Kartik</task-created-by>
        <task-created-on>2016-04-07T13:40:32.181+02:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-04-07T13:40:32.181+02:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-proc-inst-id>1</task-proc-inst-id>
        <task-proc-def-id>evaluation</task-proc-def-id>
        <task-container-id>myContainer</task-container-id>
        <task-parent-id>-1</task-parent-id>
    </task-summary>
</task-summary-list>

16.7. Advanced Queries for the Intelligent Process Server

The Intelligent Process Server supports the following commands through the REST API. For more information about advanced queries for the Intelligent Process Server, see Section 12.9, “Advanced Queries with QueryService”. For more information about using advanced queries in the Java Client API, see Section 19.10, “QueryDefinition for Intelligent Process Server Using Java Client API”.

Use the following entry point: http://SERVER:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/queries/definitions.

For endpoints that include MAPPER_ID, you can use following default mappers:

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.ProcessInstanceQueryMapper

    • registered with name - ProcessInstances

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.ProcessInstanceWithVarsQueryMapper

    • registered with name - ProcessInstancesWithVariables

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.ProcessInstanceWithCustomVarsQueryMapper

    • registered with name - ProcessInstancesWithCustomVariables

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.UserTaskInstanceQueryMapper

    • registered with name - UserTasks

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.UserTaskInstanceWithVarsQueryMapper

    • registered with name - UserTasksWithVariables

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.UserTaskInstanceWithCustomVarsQueryMapper

    • registered with name - UserTasksWithCustomVariables

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.TaskSummaryQueryMapper

    • registered with name - TaskSummaries

  • org.jbpm.kie.services.impl.query.mapper.RawListQueryMapper

    • registered with name - RawList

Advanced Queries Endpoints

[GET] /
Returns query definitions.
[GET] /QUERY_NAME
Returns information about the specified query.
[POST] /QUERY_NAME
Registers a query definition.

Request Body

 {
	  "query-name" : "getAllTaskInstancesWithCustomVariables1",
	  "query-source" : "java:jboss/datasources/ExampleDS",
	  "query-expression" : "select ti.*,  c.country, c.productCode, c.quantity, c.price, c.saleDate from AuditTaskImpl ti     inner join (select mv.map_var_id, mv.taskid from MappedVariable mv) mv       on (mv.taskid = ti.taskId)     inner join ProductSale c       on (c.id = mv.map_var_id)",
	  "query-target" : "CUSTOM"

	}

[PUT] /QUERY_NAME
This endpoint updates a query definition.

Request Body

 {
	 "query-name" : "getAllTaskInstancesWithCustomVariables1",
	 "query-source" : "java:jboss/datasources/ExampleDS",
	 "query-expression" : "select ti.*,  c.country, c.productCode, c.quantity, c.price, c.saleDate from AuditTaskImpl ti     inner join (select mv.map_var_id, mv.taskid from MappedVariable mv) mv       on (mv.taskid = ti.taskId)     inner join ProductSale c       on (c.id = mv.map_var_id)",
	 "query-target" : "CUSTOM"

	}

[DELETE] /QUERY_NAME
This endpoint deletes a query.
[GET] /QUERY_NAME/data?mapper=MAPPER_ID
This endpoint queries tasks with no filtering. You can use either default or custom mappers.
[POST] /QUERY_NAME/filtered-data?mapper=MAPPER_ID

This endpoint queries tasks with filters specified in the request body.

Request Body

 {
	  "order-by" : "saleDate, country",
	  "order-asc" : false,
	  "query-params" : [ {
	    "cond-column" : "processInstanceId",
	    "cond-operator" : "BETWEEN",
	    "cond-values" : [ 1000, 2000 ]
	  }, {
	    "cond-column" : "price",
	    "cond-operator" : "GREATER_THAN",
	    "cond-values" : [ 800 ]
	  }, {
	    "cond-column" : "saleDate",
	    "cond-operator" : "BETWEEN",
	    "cond-values" : [ {"java.util.Date":1454281200000}, {"java.util.Date":1456786800000} ]
	  }, {
	    "cond-column" : "productCode",
	    "cond-operator" : "IN",
	    "cond-values" : [ "EAP", "WILDFLY" ]
	  } ],
	  "result-column-mapping" : {
	    "PRICE" : "double",
	    "PRODUCTCODE" : "string",
	    "COUNTRY" : "string",
	    "SALEDATE" : "date",
	    "QUANTITY" : "integer"
	  }
	}

[POST] /QUERY_NAME/filtered-data?mapper=MAPPER_ID&builder=BUILDER_ID

This endpoint queries tasks with QueryParamBuilder. Pass the QueryParamBuilder variables in the request body.

Request Body

 {
  "min" : 10,
  "max" : 20
 }

To use advanced queries through the REST API:

  1. Change into a directory of your choice and create an XML file with your query definition. For example: 

    <query-definition>
    <query-name>getAllTasks</query-name>
    <query-source>java:jboss/datasources/ExampleDS</query-source>
    <query-expression>select * from Task t</query-expression>
    <query-target>TASK</query-target>
</query-definition>

  2. Send a POST request to register your query definition. For example: 

    $ curl -X POST -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Content-type: application/xml' --data @queryDefinition.xml 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/queries/definitions/getAllTasks'

  3. To get the results of the query execution, send a GET request to queries/definitions/getAllTasks/data. For example: 

     curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Accept: application/xml' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/queries/definitions/getAllTasks/data?mapper=UserTasks&orderBy=&page=0&pageSize=100'

    Server Response

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<task-instance-list>
    <task-instance>
        <task-priority>0</task-priority>
        <task-name>TEST_HT</task-name>
        <task-description></task-description>
        <task-status>Reserved</task-status>
        <task-created-on>2016-05-14T01:47:42.684-03:00</task-created-on>
        <task-activation-time>2016-05-14T01:47:42.684-03:00</task-activation-time>
        <task-process-instance-id>1</task-process-instance-id>
        <task-process-id>project1.proc_ht</task-process-id>
        <task-container-id>project1</task-container-id>
    </task-instance>
</task-instance-list>

16.8. Managing Job Execution

REST API allows you to access information about asynchronous jobs without using the Business Central directly. The Intelligent Process Server exposes a component for executing asynchronous tasks through REST and JMS. The exposed API then offers you an access to:

  • Schedule a new job.
  • Cancel an already scheduled job.
  • Add a failed job to the queue again by giving the relevant JOB_ID.
  • Get a particular job by its JOB_ID.
  • Query jobs scheduled to execute the same command (given as a parameter).
  • Query jobs scheduled with the same given BUSINESS_KEY.
  • Query jobs with the given status as a parameter.

To control job execution, use the URI http://SERVER_ADDRESS:PORT/kie-server/services/rest/server/jobs.

For example http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/jobs.

Job Execution Endpoints

See the list of available endpoints:

[GET] /

Response type: list of RequestInfoInstance objects

Description: Use this endpoint to query jobs in the server. Moreover, you can specify the parameters page, pageSize, and status; possible values for status are QUEUED, DONE, CANCELLED, ERROR, RETRYING, and RUNNING. Note that these values must be capitalized.

[POST] /

Request type: RequestInfoInstance object

Response type: created JOB_ID

Description: Creates a new job request and returns its ID. It is possible to assign the job to a container by setting CONTAINER_ID.

[GET] /commands/JOB_COMMAND_NAME

Response type: list of RequestInfoInstance objects

Description: Returns a list of jobs configured to run with the JOB_COMMAND_NAME command class.

[GET] /JOB_ID

Response type: RequestInfoInstance object

Description: Returns details of a job request with the provided JOB_ID. You can specify the parameters withErrors (boolean) to include errors of an execution and withData to include the data associated with the job.

[DELETE] /JOB_ID
Description: Cancels a job with the given JOB_ID. If successful, returns HTTP code 204, otherwise HTTP code 500.
[PUT] /JOB_ID

Request type: RequestInfoInstance object

Description: Requests unfinished or failed job request with the given JOB_ID and reassigns it into the job queue.

[GET] /keys/BUSINESS_KEY

Response type: list of RequestInfoInstance objects

Description: Returns a list of jobs that match the given BUSINESS_KEY.

Example 16.7. [POST] New Job

  1. Change into a directory of your choice and create a jobRequest.xml file with the following content: 

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<job-request-instance>
	<job-command>org.jbpm.executor.commands.PrintOutCommand</job-command>
	<scheduled-date>2016-02-11T00:00:00-02:00</scheduled-date>
	<data />
</job-request-instance>

  2. Execute the following command: 

    $ curl -X POST --data @jobRequest.xml -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'content-type: application/xml' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/jobs/'

    An example response: 

    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<long-type>
	<value>4</value>
</long-type>

Example 16.8. [GET] List All Jobs

To list all jobs in the JSON format, execute the following command: 

$ curl -u 'kieserver:kieserver1!' -H 'Accept: application/json' 'http://localhost:8080/kie-server/services/rest/server/jobs?status=QUEUED&status=DONE&status=CANCELLED&status=ERROR&status=RETRYING&status=RUNNING'

An example response: 

{
 "request-info-instance" : [ {
    "request-instance-id"    :  3,
    "request-status"         : "CANCELLED",
    "request-message"        : "Ready to execute",
    "request-retries"        :  3,
    "request-executions"     :  0,
    "request-command"        : "org.jbpm.executor.commands.PrintOutCommand",
    "request-scheduled-date" :  1455156000000
 }, {
    "request-instance-id"    :  2,
    "request-status"         : "QUEUED",
    "request-message"        : "Ready to execute",
    "request-retries"        :  3,
    "request-executions"     :  0,
    "request-command"        : "org.jbpm.executor.commands.PrintOutCommand",
    "request-scheduled-date" :  1454983200000
 }, {
    "request-instance-id"    :  1,
    "request-status"         : "DONE",
    "request-message"        : "Ready to execute",
    "request-retries"        :  3,
    "request-executions"     :  0,
    "request-command"        : "org.jbpm.executor.commands.PrintOutCommand",
    "request-scheduled-date" :  1454918401190
 } ]
}
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