Processors
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- UpdatedFeb 1, 2024
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Processors provide a customizable URL endpoint that can execute arbitrary server-side JavaScript code and produce output such as TEXT or JSON. Creating custom processors is deprecated.
Note: This feature is deprecated. While legacy, existing custom processors continue to be supported, creating new custom processors has been deprecated. Instead, use the Scripted REST APIs.
Warning: When creating a processor, ensure that you use parameter names that are
specific to your processor. For example, if your processor exports a list of legal records, and a
necessary parameter is the recipient's email address, don't use “email” as the parameter name.
Create a more processor specific parameter name, such as legal_export_recipient_email. Failure to
do so, and using instance parameter names, such as id, table, sys_id, service, catalog_id, or
view (and others), can cause unexpected results.
When to create processors
Do not create custom processors. This feature is deprecated. Please use the REST APIs instead of creating custom processors. The remaining information is left for existing processors only.