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In order for the document preview to work together with Camunda Tasklist we must inject a content hash as query param in the document URL for security reasons.
This content hash will be provided via the metadata and must respect the following shape:
The query param will respect the follow pattern: http://<endpoint with documentId>?contentHash=<hash>
This solution should be a temporary solution because it's specific to Camunda's APIs and we should try to keep form-js as generic as possible. The best solution would be for Camunda Tasklist to have a BFF (backend for frontend) to manage this for the UI.
Why should we do it?
So the document preview works with Camunda Tasklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What should we do?
In order for the document preview to work together with Camunda Tasklist we must inject a content hash as query param in the document URL for security reasons.
This content hash will be provided via the metadata and must respect the following shape:
The query param will respect the follow pattern:
http://<endpoint with documentId>?contentHash=<hash>
This solution should be a temporary solution because it's specific to Camunda's APIs and we should try to keep
form-js
as generic as possible. The best solution would be for Camunda Tasklist to have a BFF (backend for frontend) to manage this for the UI.Why should we do it?
So the document preview works with Camunda Tasklist
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: