Zoom
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1.0.0.0 Initial Release
Properties
Connection
Type: Connection Input
The Connection Property
BaseUrl
Type: String
The base url for the Zoom api, currently that is "https://api.zoom.us/v2/". This url should used unless the Zoom API documentation specifies otherwise.
AccessToken
Type: Password
The "Bearer" token generated through the JWT-Token process. Instructions on generating the token can be found at the bottom of the article.
ReturnRestFailureResponses
Type: Boolean
When toggled on, failures will come through directly as API responses and will NOT cause the node to completely fail.
OperationId
Type: String Input
Contains the ID of the operation chosen from a Node Sample. This property shouldn't be manually changed.
Description
Type: String Input
A generated description of the operation based on what was available in the Swagger document.
Request
Type: Multiline Text Input
Contains the request payload (usually JSON) that provides the detail of the operation to perform. A sample value for this property is populated when a Node Sample is selected.
Response
Type: Multiline Text Output
Contains the response payload (usually JSON) as received from the API. Where possible, a sample value of this property is populated when a Node Sample is selected.
ResponseCode
Type: Type: String Output
Contains the response code returned from the API Server. 200 = Success etc.
Remarks
Custom Inputs
This Node supports Custom Input Properties and the appropriate properties will be added to the Node when a Node Sample is selected. These Properties are resolved into parameters in the URL that is generated for the request. For example, if the operation will query a customer record, the Swagger document may specify the URL template as /customers/{customerId} . In this case, a Custom Property called customerId will be added to the Node when a "get customer" Node Sample is selected.
Using Query String Parameters
When selecting samples that support query string parameters, the Node will be populated with Custom Properties such as conditions and orderBy. Providing values on these properties will cause them to be incorporated into the request URL that is generated.
See Also
Generating an Access Token
Our Zoom node uses private apps with Jason Web Tokens (JWT) to provide account-level access to your Zoom. Below articles describe the process for working with the JWT's to eventually acquire the bearer access token used in the connection.