<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<jobdefinition name="myjob" model="model.eox" xmlns:xi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude">
	<webserviceTrigger>
		<jsonAlias value="myJsonData" />
		<outputFolder value="\output" />
		<failedFolder value="\failed" />
	</webserviceTrigger>
	<actions>
		<action name="Engineering.ImportIMXCommand" arguments="List{trigger.params.pathToIMX}" />
		<action name="T_Mechatronic_ModularSystem.Actions.WriteJsonToParameterAction" arguments="List{trigger.json}"/>
		<action name="Engineering.ExportEOXCommand" arguments="List{trigger.additionalResultsDir + 'Feeder.eox',List{'Feeder'}}" />
		<action name="JobServer.MarkFileForDownloadCommand" arguments="=List{trigger.outputFolder + 'results\\Feeder.eox'}" />
	</actions>
</jobdefinition>

Description:

This job definition is listed in the user interface of the Job Server with the name myjob. The model.eox EOX file is used as the database (see row 2).

A JSON structure is not transferred with the default keyword json, but with the alias myJsonData (see row 4 in Job Definition and compare with row 10 in transferred data).

The result data are located in the \output directory (see row 5).

If an error occurs, the source data as well as a log are stored in the \failed directory (see row 6).

The Engineering.ImportIMXCommand action imports an IMX file and thus changes data in the project (see row 8).

The WriteJsonToParameterAction action writes the transferred JSON structure into a map of the JsonData parameter of the component Feeder (see row 10).

With the Engineering.ExportEOXCommand action the changed project is exported as an EOX file (see row 11).

The JobServer.MarkFileForDownloadCommand action ensures that the exported EOX file can be downloaded (see row 12).

Data transferred via REST call (POST) for the example:

{
	"params":{
		"pathToXslt": "C:\\Service\\JobServer\\XSL\\ParameterWithType.xsl",
		"pathToTemplate": "C:\\Service\\JobServer\\IMX\\Template_CSV.imx",
		"projectOrMo": "Feeder",
		"pathToCsv": "C:\\Service\\JobServer\\CSV\\Parameter.csv",
		"pathToIMX": "C:\\Service\\JobServer\\IMX\\T2_Extension_AllLevels.imx",
		"delimiter": ";"
	},
	"myJsonData":{
		"key1": "value1",
		"key2": "value2",
		"key3": "value3",
		"key4": "value4"
	}
}

Result: