I was struggling for a couple hours with a http client post request. I kept getting a 400 (Bad Request) error. Once I switch the payload to be a character instead of a longchar it worked even though the values where the same. Is this expected behavior?
Thanks in advance,
Rod
11.6 Linux
// oRequestBody = NEW STRING(lcSstorePayload). //fails
cSstorePayload = lcSstorePayload.
oRequestBody = NEW STRING(cSstorePayload). //works
oRequest = RequestBuilder:Post(links.uri, oRequestBody)
:UsingBasicAuthentication(oCreds)
:ContentType('application/json')
:AcceptJson()
:Request.
For JSON, you should
fix-codepage(lcVar) = "UTF-8"
since JSON is spec'ed / defined as UTF-8.
Rod,
That's not expected.
What exact version/service pack?
It'd be interesting to see what the request looks like. You can dump it into the session temp-dir when you bump the log-manager's logging level. Add the code below to your test .P and you'll get a request-raw.txt in the temp-dir. That may hold some clues. You can/should also contact tech support.
log-manager:logfile-name = session:temp-dir + '/mylog.log'.
log-manager:logging-level = 5.
log-manager:clear-log().
For JSON, you should
fix-codepage(lcVar) = "UTF-8"
since JSON is spec'ed / defined as UTF-8.