Post request with parameters

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  Kalel Member Posts: 4

  2019-06-06

  zohaibu95@hotmail.com wrote: »

  You can do POST request by using my this code:
  
  Parameters
  
  
  Local Variables
  
  
  

  CallRESTWebService(BaseUrl : Text;Method : Text;RestMethod : Text;VAR HttpContent : DotNet "System.Net.Http.HttpContent";VAR HttpResponseMessage : DotNet "System.Net.Http.HttpResponseMessage")
  
  HttpClient := HttpClient.HttpClient();
  HttpClient.BaseAddress := Uri.Uri(BaseUrl);
  
  CASE RestMethod OF
    'GET':    
      HttpResponseMessage := HttpClient.GetAsync(Method).Result;
    'POST':   
      HttpResponseMessage := HttpClient.PostAsync(Method,HttpContent).Result;
    'PUT':    
      HttpResponseMessage := HttpClient.PutAsync(Method,HttpContent).Result;
    'DELETE': 
      HttpResponseMessage := HttpClient.DeleteAsync(Method).Result;
  END;
  
  

  
  
  Explanation of the parameters
  
  BaseUrl – the first part of the url that is being called, e.g.: http://www.google.com/
  
  Method – the resource on the web service, in other words, the second part of the url, e.g. somecoolapi/parameter?option=value
  
  RestMethod – one of the request verbs, either GET, POST, PUT or DELETE
  
  HttpContent – the content to be sent with the POST or PUT command
  
  HttpResponseMessage – the response message containing the status code and the response body. This parameter is ByVar because the calling code needs to handle the specific response itself. That’s not part of the generic pattern.
  
  
  
  You have to put your data in HttpContent because you are using POST method. This is the correct way of sending parameters via post.
  

  
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  jacksoncharlie Member Posts: 11

  2019-08-19

  Thank you, I'll try this solution and will let you know about it's result.

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