Leor Brenman lbrenman

Integration Builder - Enable Step Logging

By default, steps are not logged in order to improve flow execution performance. Only the trigger step will be visible as shown below:

So, how do I develop a flow if I can't see the step execution? Good question. Here is how:

Create a flow
Get the flow ID

Getting Started with AWS Amplify for Serverless Functions

The Amplify Framework provides a set of libraries, UI components, and a command line interface to build a mobile backend and integrate with your iOS, Android, Web, and React Native apps.

This article will describe how to use Amplify to easily create serverless API's.

I'll follow this tutorial.

Installing & configuring the Amplify CLI

Axway Alexa Sync PO

An Amazon Echo Skill that runs on API Builder and MBaaS and enables users to discover new POs in the PO syncpoint. These files (POs) must be manually uploaded (for now)

Currently Supports:

Reading all or new files since last check
Sending URL to file to the user's mobile phone

NOTE that the skill compares file dates on Syncplicity with time that the Echo user checked for POs last

Arrow Builder coding notes, tips and tricks

Create a new project using:
```
appc new
```
For npm's required in your project, you need to do the following:
- "sudo npm install " for running locally OR add to package.json -> devDependencies section

API GW OAUth Notes

For this workflow, I am using the API Manager Reference VM 7.5.1

OAUth Background

For the purpose of this workflow, here is what you need to know about the OAuth flow:

Client app needs to request an token (access and refresh) from an OAuth server using the OAuth Client ID and Secret and user login credentials
Then the client requests to the data APIs must pass the (access) token in the header of each requests
Once the (access) token expires (401 error), use the refresh token to get a new access token

	var fs = require('fs');

	var ArrowDBAppKey_Dev = '<ACS DEV APP KEY>';
	var ArrowDBAppKey_Prod = '<ACS PROD APP KEY>';

	var ArrowDB = require('arrowdb'),
	arrowDBApp = new ArrowDB(ArrowDBAppKey_Prod);
	var loginParams = {
	login: 'a',
	password: '1234'

	var Arrow = require('arrow');

	var fbwebhook = Arrow.API.extend({
	group: 'webhooks',
	path: '/api/fbwebhook',
	method: 'GET',
	description: 'this is an api that shows how to handle requests from the FB chatbot',
	parameters: {
	'hub.mode': {
	description: 'hub.mode',

	var Arrow = require('arrow');
	const verifier = require('alexa-verifier');

	var launchTxt = "Welcome to Hello Axway Alexa Skill";

	var AlexaAppHandler = Arrow.API.extend({
	group: 'alexa',
	path: '/api/alexaapphandler',
	method: 'POST',
	description: 'this is an api that shows how to handle requests from the Alexa Skill Voice server',

	var Arrow = require('arrow');

	var fbwebhook = Arrow.API.extend({
	group: 'webhooks',
	path: '/api/fbwebhook',
	method: 'GET',
	description: 'this is an api that shows how to handle requests from the FB chatbot',
	parameters: {
	'hub.mode': {
	description: 'hub.mode',

	function doClick(e) {
	alert($.label.text);
	}

	$.index.open();

	var alertFields = {
	title: 'Notification', //Android Only
	body : 'Just another notification',
	badge: 1,