S API to Check the Status of EDQ Job

You can check the status of the EDQ job by sending a real-time request in GET method. To execute the request, follow the subsequent steps:

1. Open Postman or a relevant tool.
2. Go to the Header tab.
3. Send a request using the GET method. The request must be in the following format:

   http://<App_Host>:<App_Port>/EdqCheck/CheckEdqRestService/
   checkEDQ?edqUrl=http://
   <Edq_Host>:<Edq_Port>&projectName=<Edq_project_name>

   Enter the following mandatory parameters in the Query Params table:

   Table S-1 Query Params for Individual Screening

   Key	Value
   edqUrl	EdqUrl, which you want to check its health/status
   projectName	Customer-Screening

   Enter the following optional parameters in the Query Params table:

   Table S-2 Query Params for Individual Screening

   Key	Value
   extraServiceName	<WEBSERVICE URL>
   timeoutSeconds	<PlaceHolder Value>

   Note:

   The Key and Value fields are case sensitive.
   You will get the following sample response for a successful execution:

   {
       "payload": [
           {
               "serviceUrl": "http://100.76.157.111:8001/edq/restws/Customer-Screening:IndividualScreen",
               "serviceName": "IndividualScreen",
               "responseCode": 200,
               "status": "SUCCESS"
           },
           {
               "serviceUrl": "http://100.76.157.111:8001/edq/restws/Customer-Screening:EntityScreen",
               "serviceName": "EntityScreen",
               "responseCode": 200,
               "status": "SUCCESS"
           },
           {
               "serviceUrl": "http://100.76.157.111:8001/edq/restws/Customer-Screening:abv",
               "serviceName": "abv",
               "responseCode": 404,
               "status": "FAILED"
           }
       ],
       "message": "One of the EDQ webservices is not up and running.",
       "status": "FAILED"
   }