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HTTP GET request: replace a literal url by a parameter

Solved601 views7th July 2023
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Dominique Bodart [DevOps Member]693 9th February 2023 0 Comments

Hi,

The following HTTP GET request works fine:

<Request verb=”GET” url=”/ext/api/v1/whs/subscriptions/244995/terminals/15112336/diagnostics”>

But I would like to put the url in a parameter instead of the literal expression above. So, something like that:

<Request verb=”GET” pid=”14″>

And I put the url string “/ext/api/v1/whs/subscriptions/244995/terminals/15112336/diagnostics” in parameter 14. But it seems the GET Request doesn’t send the url contained in 14.

Is it a correct way to proceed?

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 7th July 2023

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Brecht Deconinck [SLC] [DevOps Member]1.20K Posted 9th February 2023 1 Comment

Hi Dominique,

The PID attribute is indeed the way to go as described in the documentation.
However, you do not need to slash ‘/’ character at the beginning when the URL is defined in a parameter.

https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/devguide/Connector/ConnectionsHttpImplementing.html

https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/schemadoc/Protocol/Protocol.HTTP.Session.Connection.Request-pid.html

Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] Selected answer as best 7th July 2023
Dominique Bodart [DevOps Member] commented 10th February 2023

Hi Brecht,

Thank you 🙂

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