A little late to the party here... I had the same issue when trying to post to Notables. I was able to solve it by structuring the calls this way:   data={ "ruleUIDs":"123456789" , "comment":"comment goes here", } Hope this helps. ... View more

My goals could also be accomplished with a [script:] stanza as well. Since we are using a setup view now, all the configuration is done with the splunkjs SDK before the python script is called, so I don't necessarily need an eai endpoint. All I'm looking to do is test a connection to a third-party app using a custom endpoint. Same question applies here though. I've messed with the examples but get 404's through the js sdk using both a [script:] and [admin:]/[admin_external:] endpoint. ... View more

@assadabbas this may be helpful to us! https://community.splunk.com/t5/Developing-for-Splunk-Enterprise/How-to-call-a-python-script-from-an-html-view/m-p/262037 ... View more

Hey @thellmann , Appreciate the info! We are already making changes to conf files via the REST API, so should be all set there. The app (actually an add-on) is pretty simple. We take input from the user (currently via setup.xml and soon to be a setup view) and save the configuration values via the REST API (using Splunk Python SDK soon to be Splunk JS SDK). We also have a modalert script that sends splunk search data or notable event data to a 3rd party app when a saved search is matched. ... View more

Hi @mbachhav - there is a more detailed example with some additional functionality for checking the values of different configuration stanzas available in this example app: https://github.com/splunk/splunk-app-examples/blob/master/case_studies/weather_app_example/appserver/static/javascript/views/splunk_helpers.js Because the logic in setup pages is controlled by JS, you can use that code to determine whether a configuration parameter has already been set and if so display the existing setting or a default.  ... View more

Did you find a solution to this? I'm looking to do the same and avoid opening up a terminal in the container to manually change the python version. ... View more