Specify a pagination for a request
You can specify a pagination for the requested data. Pagination of the requested data allows you to partition data into digestible segments, which helps you to handle the received data more easily or to load larger amounts of data in segments.
ARIS Process Mining supports various pagination methods:
Page by page: The request uses a page parameter to specify the page. You can optionally configure the page size by means of an additional request parameter (if supported by the API). You must also specify a criterion for when the request for the next page should be stopped.
Limit and offset: The request uses a request parameter to specify the offset. Each time a request is called, the offset is incremented by the page size. You can also configure the page size if the API supports that. You must also specify a criterion for when the request for the next page should be stopped.
Web linking (RFC-5988): The request uses the "link" header of a response and calls the next URL provided by the value until there is no link header returned anymore.
Next page in response: The request uses the URL for the next page provided by the response. You must specify the field from which the URL is to be read. The request continues until no further link header is returned or until it is empty.
Next page token in response: The request uses a token to the next page provided by the response. You must specify the next page token property to enable continuous data extraction and to indicate how to fetch subsequent pages until the last page is reached (for example, when isLast=true or nextPageToken is missing).
Select an endpoint on the Endpoints panel of the extraction.
Open the request options. Click the
or
icon to display or hide the options.
Click Pagination in the request options.
Select a pagination option from the drop-down menu. The default setting is No pagination.
Configure the pagination settings. Different options are available depending on the selected pagination.
You specified a pagination for the requested data.