As you can see that postman returns expected result
but res.asString() gives [] in the blow code,can you tell me why?
def "simple test"(){
String url="http://xxx.xxx.xxx/assessment/api/Test.html"
when:""
io.restassured.response.Response res=RestAssured.given().header("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded").formParam("Action", "getDiagnosisList").formParam("Data", "[{\"subject\":\"冠心病\",\"option\":\"是\"}]").post(url)
then:""
res.prettyPrint()=="[\"身体健康状态不良\",\"医疗处置\"]"
}
It turns out that Chinese characters can't be encoded correctedly by default,after adding blow code,everything worked as expected:
RestAssured.given().config(RestAssured.config().encoderConfig(EncoderConfig.encoderConfig().defaultContentCharset("UTF-8")))
Maybe the request did via postman has not been cached, and on the other hand the same request via restassured is using some kind of cache. Recently I was having a similar issue because of it was hitting the varnish server. I'd recommend you to take a look at the response headers from both postman and restassured.
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I am using SOAPUI v4.6.4.
I am testing REST SOAPUI test. I have the media type set to application/json.
I am trying to pass this value as part of JSON string and I get 404 server error.
{"enteredTime":"2001-12-17T09:30:47+05:00"}
It is having issues with + sign.
I tried encoding it as 2001-12-17T09%3A30%3A47%2B05%3A00. The 404 server is gone but the application code is NOT expecting the encoded value.
Any solutions are highly appreciated.
I send a get request to a local (separate from app) jetty web server
RestClient.get("ip/command/core/get-version", {})
Then I do a JSON.parse() on the response.
As a result I get
{"revision"=>"r2407", "full_version"=>"2.5 [r2407]", "full_name"=>" [r2407]", "version"=>"2.5"}
What's wrong? How do I turn it into a hash, so I can extract the full_version property?
String returned by service is html encoded. Try decoding it first:
JSON.parse(CGI.unescape_html(response_body))
Your JSON response looks to be encoded into HTML entities.
If you are using Ruby, try decoding the response using CGI.unescape_html prior to running JSON.parse. Running the result of that method through JSON.parse should give you your hash.
I'm trying out http requests to download a pdf file from google docs using google document list API and OAuth 1.0. I'm not using any external api for oauth or google docs.
Following the documentation, I obtained download URL for the pdf which works fine when placed in a browser.
According to documentation I should send a request that looks like this:
GET https://doc-04-20-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/secure/m7an0emtau/WJm12345/YzI2Y2ExYWVm?h=16655626&e=download&gd=true
However, the download URL has something funny going on with the paremeters, it looks like this:
https://doc-00-00-docs.googleusercontent.com/docs/securesc/5ud8e...tMzQ?h=15287211447292764666&\;e=download&\;gd=true
(in the url '&\;' is actually without '\' but I put it here in the post to avoid escaping it as '&').
So what is the case here; do I have 3 parameters h,e,gd or do I have one parameter h with value 15287211447292764666&ae=download&gd=true, or maybe I have the following 3 param-value pairs: h = 15287211447292764666, amp;e = download, amp;gd = true (which I think is the case and it seems like a bug)?
In order to form a proper http request I need to know exectly what are the parameters names and values, however the download URL I have is confusing. Moreover, if the params names are h,amp;e and amp;gd, is the request containing those params valid for obtaining file content (if not it seems like a bug).
I didn't have problems downloading and uploading documents (msword docs) and my scope for downloading a file is correct.
I experimented with different requests a lot. When I treat the 3 parameters (h,e,gd) separetaly I get Unauthorized 401. If I assume that I have only one parameter - h with value 15287211447292764666&ae=download&gd=true I get 500 Internal Server Error (google api states: 'An unexpected error has occurred in the API.','If the problem persists, please post in the forum.').
If I don't put any paremeters at all or I put 3 parameters -h,amp;e,amp;gd, I get 302 Found. I tried following the redirections sending more requests but I still couldn't get the actual pdf content. I also experimented in OAuth Playground and it seems it's not working as it's supposed to neither. Sending get request in OAuth with the download URL responds with 302 Found instead of responding with the PDF content.
What is going on here? How can I obtain the pdf content in a response? Please help.
I have experimented same issue with oAuth2 (error 401).
Solved by inserting the oAuth2 token in request header and not in URL.
I have replaced &access_token=<token> in the URL by setRequestHeader("Authorization", "Bearer <token>" )
We have a function in our Rails code that accepts a JSON POST body:
contacts = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(request.raw_post.gsub("+", ""))
(I'm aware that I can get this from params["_json"] as well, but we have extremely large (MBs) POST bodies that do not get put into params["_json"] for some reason (and + throws errors too).
Since the JSON is usually sent from a mobile client, it's important to us to optimize the upload size. We want to switch to having the POST body gzipped.
However, no matter what we do, we get the same error with no line number:
MultiJson::DecodeError (743: unexpected token at ''):
We have tried:
gzipped_contacts = Zlib::GzipReader.new(StringIO.new(request.raw_post)).read
contacts = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(gzipped_contacts.gsub("+", ""))
This:
gzipped_contacts = ActiveSupport::Gzip.decompress(request.raw_post)
contacts = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(gzipped_contacts.gsub("+", ""))
And the solution found here: Rails: how to unzip a compressed xml request body?
I'm pretty sure this is not occurring at the controller level because I can't log anything there, so it needs to be done in the middleware or at the server (but I can't find anything for Nginx that lets us deflate). Please assist!
Ok, turns out the iPhone client was sending the wrong headers. So the solution for anyone encountering this is to see the advice here:
Rails: how to unzip a compressed xml request body?
And verify that you are sending Content-Type: gzip/json.
I am working on a flex application which communicates with a Rails backened.
When i request for some data, It sends back xml feed.
In some cases, if given parameters are not valid, then rails return an error feed with status code = 422 as following
email is wrong
But I dont get this feed in FaultEvent of Flex, How could i read error feed?
Thanks
Are you getting the result in ResultEvent in such cases? I am not sure for what all HTTP error codes FaultEvent will get invoke(I know only it goes for 404 and 500). May be its still going to ResultEvent as a valid result!
You can use HTTPService instead of URLLoader.
Flex HTTP results will not include the actual underlying HTTP response codes. It just doesn't work. (TM)