After deploying to Conga RLC a custom code project with business logic to be executed on a data change event, you must set a mechanism to execute the custom code. Service hooks allow you to define data change rules to execute any custom code for a given object. Data change rules are like post-action triggers that can be configured in events like creating, updating, or deleting a record for a given object. This section describes the steps for creating a service hook.
Prerequisite
Custom code is deployed onto Conga RLC and mapped with Callback.
To create a service hook
Log in to the Conga Platform as an admin user.
Click the App Launcher () icon from the top-left corner and go to Admin Console > Service Hooks.
Click New.
Enter values in the following fields.
Fields
Description
Name
Enter a name for the service hook.
Event Types
Select the event to trigger the service hook on: create, update, or delete.
Object Name
Search and select the object name for the event to happen with.
Condition
Specify the condition you want the selected object to meet to trigger the service hook.
Project Name
Enter the name of the custom code project to execute when a service hook is triggered.
Class Name
Enter the name of the class where your desired custom code method is stored.
Is Active
Enable this toggle to activate the service hook.
Click Save to exit, or click Save & New to save your entry and create a new one.
The newly created service hook entry is now available on the Service Hooks listing page. You can edit or delete service hooks directly from this page.
