RunTask without endpoint definition in Elsa Studio

[aleperitesar]

Hi, this is the worfklow.

My problem, the issue, is, where can I declare the endpoint that this certain RunTask has to point? Because I have 2 different workflow, the drink and the food workflow. The RunTask of the food workflow has to point to https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-food AND the RunTask of the drink workflow has to point to https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-drink.
Task-Food will handle FoodEvent, and drink-food will handle DrinkEvent, so this is the reason cuz i want do have two different endpoint.
The Server is the same, so at this moment this configuration will fire the request to the same endpoint, but it can handle only food-event so i can't trigger drink-workflow because it will break.

This is the stupid workflow i'm using as a test:

workflow-1.json

[glime-ai[bot]]

To configure different endpoints for the RunTask activities in your food and drink workflows, you will need to modify the appsettings.json file of your workflow server application to include multiple webhook endpoints, each with a different URL and set of event types.

Here's an example of how you might configure the appsettings.json file to include two separate endpoints for food and drink events:

{
  "Webhooks": {
    "Endpoints": [
      {
        "EventTypes": ["FoodEvent"],
        "Url": "https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-food"
      },
      {
        "EventTypes": ["DrinkEvent"],
        "Url": "https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-drink"
      }
    ]
  }
}

In this configuration, the workflow server will send webhook requests to the specified URLs based on the event type that is published. Make sure that the EventTypes in your RunTask activities within your workflows match the EventTypes specified in the appsettings.json file.

For the RunTask activity in your food workflow, you would publish a FoodEvent, and for the drink workflow, you would publish a DrinkEvent. This way, the workflow server knows which endpoint to trigger based on the event type.

Please ensure that your external application that handles the tasks is set up to listen to these specific endpoints (/api/webhooks/run-task-food and /api/webhooks/run-task-drink) and can process the FoodEvent and DrinkEvent accordingly.

If you need further assistance on how to set up the RunTask activity or how to publish specific event types, please refer to the Elsa Workflows documentation or provide additional details about your current workflow configuration.

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[aleperitesar]

@sfmskywalker I can't figure out how to do it even with this Glime answer, I need a little tutorial on how to make it works in server and in studio. Thanks!

[glime-ai[bot]]

To configure different endpoints for the RunTask activities in your food and drink workflows, you will need to modify the appsettings.json file of your workflow server application to include multiple webhook endpoints, each with a different URL and associated event types.

Here's an example of how you can set up your appsettings.json to include two different endpoints for the food and drink workflows:

{
  "Webhooks": {
    "Endpoints": [
      {
        "EventTypes": ["FoodEvent"],
        "Url": "https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-food"
      },
      {
        "EventTypes": ["DrinkEvent"],
        "Url": "https://localhost:5002/api/webhooks/run-task-drink"
      }
    ]
  }
}

In this configuration, you define two endpoints within the Webhooks.Endpoints array. Each endpoint has an EventTypes property that specifies which event type it should handle. The Url property specifies the unique URL for handling the specific event type.

In your workflows, you will need to ensure that the RunTask activities publish the correct event type (FoodEvent for the food workflow and DrinkEvent for the drink workflow). The Elsa.Webhooks package will then handle the RunTaskRequest domain event by firing HTTP requests to the registered webhook matching the event type.

Please note that the event types (FoodEvent and DrinkEvent) are just examples. You will need to use the actual event types that your workflows are configured to publish.

Remember to update your workflow definitions to publish the correct event types for the RunTask activities. If you need further guidance on how to configure the RunTask activities to publish specific event types, please refer to the Elsa documentation or provide additional details about your workflow configuration.

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