Event type compatibility with Make
If you use dots in event names, for example cxpb.tenant.created, you need to correctly reference such event types to ensure seamless integration between Orchestration Engine and Make or other third-party platforms.
You may need to reference such event types it in the following situations:
When using the Orchestration Engine API execution run search endpoint.
When using the search execution run module in Make.
In other places in Make, when referencing the event type as an attribute of a payload.
To reference an event type with a dot in its name, enclose the event type name in backticks (backquotes) ``:
`cxpb.tenant.created`
Usage examples
Orchestration Engine API Execution Run Search Endpoint
When using the Orchestration Engine API execution run search endpoint, ensure that you enclose the event type name in backticks. For example:
{
"eventType": "`cxpb.tenant.created`"
}Make integration
When working with Make, enclose the event type name in backticks when using the search execution run module or referencing the event type as an attribute of a payload. For example:
In the search execution run module:
{ "eventType": "`cxpb.tenant.created`" }When referencing the event type as an attribute of a payload:
{ "eventTypeAttribute": "`cxpb.tenant.created`.attribute" }
Using backticks to enclose event type names with dots, ensures compatibility with Make and other third-party platforms. By following this convention when referencing these event types, you can maintain seamless integration and prevent potential issues during the execution of your workflows.