Hi,
I am trying to create json, that is always the same,
{"status":"APPROVED"}
I have used replace text, used alwaysreplace and put that text there.
Here is the specification of the invokehttp
Am I missing something?
Hi,
It seems like the Url you have in the invokehttp is invalid compared to the one in postman:
invokehttp:
https://tolingo-portal-test.s.xtrf.eu/home-api/quotes/ZQ6BPIPYHVE2FCVQ4HASNRIU3I/status
Postman:
https://tolingo-portal-test.s.xtrf.eu/home-api/v2/quotes/ZQ6BPIPYHVE2FCVQ4HASNRIU3I/status
It seems like you are missing the v2 in invokehttp.
When I try the correct url with the following configuration it works but I dont have access ofcourse 🙂
Hi,
I am using PUT method, the URL is #{xtrf_api}/quotes/${quote_id}/status which correctly resolves itself with https://tolingo-portal-test.s.xtrf.eu/home-api/quotes/ZQ6BPIPYHVE2FCVQ4HASNRIU3I/status.
The error message is 404, <html><head><title>Error</title></head><body>Not
Found</body></html> which suggests that the json was not ingested by InvokeHTTP (as far as I understand).
When I use Postman (If there is a better way to share the results, I am happy to provide but I am still a beginner)
Hi,
It seems like the Url you have in the invokehttp is invalid compared to the one in postman:
invokehttp:
https://tolingo-portal-test.s.xtrf.eu/home-api/quotes/ZQ6BPIPYHVE2FCVQ4HASNRIU3I/status
Postman:
https://tolingo-portal-test.s.xtrf.eu/home-api/v2/quotes/ZQ6BPIPYHVE2FCVQ4HASNRIU3I/status
It seems like you are missing the v2 in invokehttp.
When I try the correct url with the following configuration it works but I dont have access ofcourse 🙂
