Hi - This is a limitation in UI tester as field is restricted to 255.. If you are testing you can test using postman and in real world scenario you can add the header using peoplecode.

Not sure if you are looking for something else.

Local Message &Request, &Response;

Local boolean &b;
/* createRequest */

&Request = CreateMessage(Message.IB_GENERIC);

&Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.ConnectorName = "HTTPTARGET";

&Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.ConnectorClassName = "HttpTargetConnector";
/* setHTTPProperties */

&b = &Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.AddConnectorProperties("Method", "GET", %HttpProperty);

&b = &Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.AddConnectorProperties("URL", "Pass your URL", %HttpProperty);
/* setHeaders */

&b = &Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.AddConnectorProperties("accept", "application/json", %Header);

&b = &Request.IBInfo.IBConnectorInfo.AddConnectorProperties("authorization", &oauthtoken, %Header);


/* getResponse */

Local string &json;

&Response = %IntBroker.ConnectorRequest(&Request, True);

&json = &Response.GetContentString();

WinMessage(&json);

-Velu

Hi Matheshwaran,

I was able to use the delivered app package PTCBAPPLSVCDEFN and going through different app classes listed under that package to consume the web service. The sample code snippet is as below.

&base = create PTCBAPPLSVCDEFN:ApplicationServiceBase(); /* instantiate and return the base object */
&ServiceAPI = &base.createService("ASF Service Name", "ASF Service Root Name", "URI_Index", %AppService_HTTP_GET);
&ServiceAPI.setRequestHeader("Bearer", "Token");

Thank you.

Regards,
Pravin Mate

Yes SetRecFieldEditTable updates the metdata but you can use event mapping to temporarily change this to desired prompt and put it back to its original state.

For example change the prompt in Field Default

&ret = SetRecFieldEditTable(Record.PSUSERATTR, Field.MPDEFAULMP, Record.PSCLASSDEFN, %EditTableType_Prompt);

Rollback in Save postchange.

&ret = SetRecFieldEditTable(Record.PSUSERATTR, Field.MPDEFAULMP, Record.PSMPDEFN, %EditTableType_Prompt);

Agreed with Peter if you have plain simple override you can choose the tools prompt override but if you want to systematically show the prompt based on user then you can use above peoplcode and conditionally show the prompts..you can literally write as many logic as you need.

-Velu