Script REST Web Service Request Task

Overview

Script task to call a web API endpoint.

Setup

The script has the following parameters:

• RestConnection - optional REST connection for specifying authentication method, base URL, proxy and other settings.
• Method - the request method. Can be GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS or PATCH.
• Url - the request URL. Required. Can be relative when RestConnection is specified.
• Cookies - the request cookies. Optional. Syntax is [name]=[value]. Each item is on a new line. Alternatively, a Cookie header can be specified directly in the Headers parameter.
• Headers - the request headers. Optional. Syntax is [name]:[value]. Multiple headers are separated with a newline.
• Query - the request query string parameters. Optional. Syntax is [name]=[value]. Multiple query string parameters are separated with newline.
• Parameters - the request body parameters. Optional. Syntax is [name]=[value]. Multiple body parameters are separated with newline. When used the header Content-Type becomes application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
• ContentType - the Media type of the body of the request. For example: text/html, application/json, application/xml, etc .
• Body - the request body. Optional. Can be JSON, XML, plain text.
• Transform - the transformation function to be applied to the response. By default it returns the response unchanged.underscore.js functions are available by default.
• ResultVariable - the package variable where to store the transformed result.

Parameterizing via SSIS variables

Most of the parameters ( Url, Cookies, Headers, Query, Parameters, Body, Transform ) support variable references. During runtime, all references to SSIS variables are substituted with their corresponding values.

Example: /@[User::SubAccount]/response/@[User::Mailing_Id]/optouts". The @[User::SubAccount] is a variable reference. During runtime, this reference is replaced with the value of a variable called "User::SubAccount".