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snow-usecase-config.xml

<servicenow:config name="ServiceNow" username="${servicenow.username}" password="${servicenow.password}" serviceEndpoint="${servicenow.serviceEndpoint}" doc:name="ServiceNow">
    <servicenow:connection-pooling-profile initialisationPolicy="INITIALISE_ONE" exhaustedAction="WHEN_EXHAUSTED_GROW"/>
</servicenow:config>
	
<flow name="servicenow-usecaseFlow" doc:name="servicenow-usecaseFlow">
    <http:inbound-endpoint exchange-pattern="request-response" host="localhost" port="8081" doc:name="HTTP"/>
    <servicenow:insert config-ref="ServiceNow" type="ALM_ASSET" doc:name="Insert Asset">
	<servicenow:insert-request>
            <servicenow:insert-request key="quantity">#{new java.math.BigInteger(10)}</servicenow:insert-request>
            <servicenow:insert-request key="model">Apple MacBook Pro</servicenow:insert-request>
            <servicenow:insert-request key="modelCategory">Computer</servicenow:insert-request>
            <servicenow:insert-request key="comments">To be checked</servicenow:insert-request>
	</servicenow:insert-request>
    </servicenow:insert>
    <set-variable variableName="assetSysId" value="#[payload.'sysId']" doc:name="Set sysid"/>
    <servicenow:update config-ref="ServiceNow" type="ALM_ASSET" doc:name="Update Asset">
        <servicenow:update-request>
            <servicenow:update-request key="sysId">#[flowVars['assetSysId']]</servicenow:update-request>
            <servicenow:update-request key="comments">Malfunctioning parts</servicenow:update-request>
            <servicenow:update-request key="disposalReason">Faulty batch</servicenow:update-request>
        </servicenow:update-request>
    </servicenow:update>
    <servicenow:delete config-ref="ServiceNow" type="ALM_ASSET" doc:name="Delete asset">
        <servicenow:delete-request>
            <servicenow:delete-request key="sysId">#[flowVars['assetSysId']]</servicenow:delete-request>
        </servicenow:delete-request>
    </servicenow:delete>
</flow>