There's two issues that I'm seeing with your REST call. First, the error you're seeing is because the call needs to be preceded by "https://". Second, remove the interface IDs parameter and values. You should get a response with data after making these changes.
This error occurs since $select query option accepts field internal name but not display name. Having said that, you might need first to determine field internal name, for example: /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Anwendungen')/fields?$select=InternalName&$filter=Title eq 'RAM' Once the field internal is determined, you could query field value like this: /_api/web/lists/GetByTitle('Anwendungen')/items?$select=<RAM internal name> where <RAM...
t-F means Formdata. Normally used for the data from the form fields of a HTML page, which are typically submitted by an POST Request to the server. Curl builds a data string and send it in the body of the HTTP request. An equivalent to your curl statement is: curl...
This looks like very plausible multipart response, I see what appears to be a valid JPEG (or at least the start of one) in the second part. This is extremely unusual to see multipart responses: We construct multipart requests in our iOS code all the time, but we don't handle...
javascript,json,node.js,google-compute-engine,postman
Since the app is listening on port 3000 in your code, you need to create a firewall rule to make that port available from the outside. From the developer console for that project, go to Networks and view the details for the default network. Create a rule to allow traffic...
Postman assist you in testing the functionality you have built into an API. These functionalities can be accessed by typing in the URL and then using the GET, POST, PUT etc HTTP requests. I think maybe this video can assist you in learning more about Postman - Javabrains does a...
javascript,node.js,express,postman
If you want to add a custom content type then you need to keep two things in mind: Content type couldn't be "application/text/enriched", in other hand "application/text-enriched" is ok. Max two "words". You must provide a custom accept header on body parser configuration BUT body parser return you a buffer...
spring,security,spring-security,basic-authentication,postman
Use the standard exception of spring security, it will handle by itself if you already have an exception handler to transform the messages into Json response. catch (Exception exception) { throw new AuthenticationCredentialsNotFoundException("Fields must not be empty", exception); } ...
The default Content-Type in cURL is application/x-www-form-urlencoded. In Postman, you can just select the x-www-form-urlencoded button and start typing in your key value pairs, i.e. Key Value answers[][question_id] 1 For --header, there's a Headers button at the top right. When you click it, you will see fields to type in...
I will answer on the assumption that you are using dropwizard. First, in my environment , that code gets the following error { message: "Unrecognized field "key" (class org.json.JSONObject), not marked as ignorable" } The code following: ResourceExample.java @Path("/sample") @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public class ResourceExample { @POST public void process(SearchQuery q) {...
python,python-requests,postman
Try using a dictionary instead of a FILE. The FILE is supposed to be for posting a FILE, not a FORM-ENCODED post, which is probably what the site expects. payload = { 'DropDownListCurrency': 'SGD' } r = requests.post("http://httpbin.org/post", data=payload) ...
You're posting a json representation of a base64 encoded string of your image. The postman request is doing a raw binary post with multipart form boundaries. You want something more like what is shown here http://stackoverflow.com/a/23517227/96683...
Very nice question, was a fun challenge. Thanks ! 1. Your problem The tests actually work after you manually run them a couple of times, because the images are cached at that point. The main issue here, is that you are not waiting for images to actually load, before checking...
If you open Postman and look at the sidebar on the left, then hover over the name of the collection there five options: 'Add Folder', 'Edit Collection', 'Duplicate Collection', 'Share Collection', and 'Delete Collection'. Select the 'Share Collection' option and from there you will see a 'Download' button that will...
java,json,jersey,jax-rs,postman
From what I just tested... Simple using the JSON raw type in post man doesn't set the the required header. You can click the Preview button and it will show you a preview of the entire request, including headers. What you need is a header Content-Type:application/json. You will see it...
The problem was with "User-Agent" header, the Postman did not mention that it sends headers. So, I appended the Curl request and added "User-Agent" header and it worked fine....
To do that you need to leverage the feature "Collections" of Postman. This link could help you: https://www.getpostman.com/docs/collections. Here is the way to do: Create a collection (within tab "Collections") Execute your request Add the request to a collection Share your collection as a file. Hope it helps you, Thierry...
java,http,http-status-code-500,office365,postman
I solved this problem by using Unirest for Java . I used following code: HttpResponse<JsonNode> response = Unirest.get("https://outlook.office365.com/api/v1.0/me/messages").basicAuth(user, password).asJson(); println "response : " + response.getBody(); Above one liner code worked for me with little dependency changes. :)...
In order to view the response output as a webpage you must hit the preview button. For example when in raw response mode you get the following: Then in Preview mode you get the following:
Postman developer here - this isn't possible with the Interceptor right now. It can only be used for getting requests, not their responses. This is an upcoming feature, though....
Manually deleting it in the chrome browser removes the cookie from Postman. In your chrome browser go to chrome://settings/cookies Find the cookie and delete it...
The following small change did the trick: $refresh_token = rtrim($refresh_token); As it turned out, I had to remove the extra invisible character (End Of String character, in this case) before sending it to basecamp. ...
.net,wcf,visual-studio-2013,soapui,postman
Case 1 : You are posting form-data instead you should be posting SOAP/XML. Case 2: You are missing SOAP Action header. Case 3 : Request seems ok but you might not have configured WebHttp endpoint. Case 4 : Service URL dont need GetData in it. In order to make...
codeigniter,elasticsearch,postman
You can't change a field from a string to a date when it already has data, you need to re-index all the data. Using the ES plugin is a great way to accomplish this. http://www.elasticsearch.org/guide/en/elasticsearch/guide/current/reindex.html...
rest,azure-storage-blobs,postman
Authentication for Azure Storage is not simply a matter of providing the access key (that is not very secure). You need to create a signature string that represents the given request, sign the string with the HMAC-SHA256 algorithm (using your storage key to sign), and encode the result in base...
You need to enclose your JSON property inside a JSON object, that's usually what APIs are expecting. { "webhook":[ {"topic": "checkouts/update","address": "https://mysite.co/checkout","format": "json"} ] } ...
javascript,node.js,post,postman
If you are only using bodyParser.json(), then you need to either also add bodyparser.urlencoded() OR select the raw option in Postman, then select JSON (application/json) in the dropdown next the content type buttons, and then paste valid JSON into the body textarea field.
Yes, you can do that. You send it up like this { "some_key" : "{{environment_variable_name}}" } So, if in your previous test you had set it with something like postman.setEnvironmentVariable("id","some_value") You can use it in your POST with { "some_key" : "{{id}}" } Hopefully, that answers your question...
You have to make sure the interceptor is in effect, by adding it to $httpProvider. The following code does this, inside of the config for the app: .config(function ($httpProvider) { $httpProvider.interceptors.push('AuthInterceptor'); }); As a heads up, you have a misspelling: interceptorFactory.responeError -> interceptorFactory.responseError Edit: Also, having interceptors helps when you...
With Postman you are sending the body as x-www-form-urlencoded. The request body is supposed to be application/json. Not sure how you send a Postman request with a JSON body, but with Runscope it would look like this ...
If you are doing a GET request with Postman, you can pass URL parameters along with your request by clicking the following "URL params" button on the right side of the screen: That should give you the following menu: Make sure you enter your "URL Parameter Key" exactly how your...
You can create the following pre-request script provided your parameters are defined environment variables. You would need to tweak this example if they are defined in some other fashion. // Import the CryptoJS library with jQuery $.getScript("http://crypto-js.googlecode.com/svn/tags/3.1.2/build/rollups/md5.js", function() { // Access your env variables like this var str = environment.variable_1...
zend-framework2,postman,apigility
Click on Headers then add Authorization as Header and Bearer 62f6109dcbce42b38f9117b21529faf30fc0ee86 as Value ...
xml,asp.net-web-api,put,postman
So I figured out that the problem was due to the presence of & in the code. Prior to inserting my data into the Postman RAW text window, I needed to do a global replace on & with %26 Before =<Test Value=">Data"></Test> After =<Test Value="%26gt;Data"></Test> ...
The $app->request->post() method retrieves key/value data submitted in a application/x-www-form-urlencoded request. If the request uses a different content-type (e.g. application/json), you can retrieve the raw request body with the $app->request->getBody() method and decode it as necessary. Let me know if you have further questions.
node.js,rest,multipartform-data,postman
I found out that postman sends an array with the file, and it's inside an object with the name of the key you give the file, so if you use postman, you need to say: files."thekeyyougivethefileinpostman"[0]
android,json,android-volley,jsonobject,postman
The problem was in Postman caching It's better to disable the parameter "Auto save request" in the settings....
The problem is that you're trying to send parameters as form data. Instead you'll want to send it as "raw." Click on the "raw" tab in the Headers section. Then enter your data as a JSON string. {"quantity_accumulation": "1"} ...
mongodb,sails.js,postman,sails-mongo
If you generate an api, for example: sails generate api Customer Sails will create a CustomerController for you in api>controllers. You can add whatever custom endpoints you want to that. If I put in CustomerController blah: function(req, res) { res.json(200, 'You are at blah'); } and I navigate to customer/blah,...
java,jersey,dropwizard,postman
Response.accepted(Object). This will return the representation to the client. In order to determine the Content-Type of the response, we need to specify it, it it should be specified by the Accept request header. If you are going to return a representation, you should always make sure to specify the formats...
yes you can send json to your web api's using post method by including Content-Type key in request header and setting it to application/json.
curl,access-token,azure-mobile-services,postman
After reading the book 'Windows Azure Mobile Services' in more detail, I added the Header 'X-ZUMO-AUTH' with the authenticationToken I received from Google. The Rest call is now authenticated as a User with the UserId I received from Google....
mysql,json,spring-data-rest,postman
Postman is a great tool to talk to APIs, but it won't do what you need to do. It seems that you need more than just building an HTTP request (that's what postman do). The approach I see would be: send a PUT to carts API store card_id from the...
It's because bodyParser.json() has already parsed the entirety of the request, so end will never fire in your custom middleware. Again, I don't see why you are trying to capture the raw request when all you are doing is passing it to JSON.parse(), which is what bodyParser.json() already does.
You have not set the Content-Type header. Don't remember what the default is, but you can look in the Chrome developer tools to see the full request with headers. The JSON value in the drop-down is only for syntax highlighting. It doesn't actually set the header. So just add the...