Expected Behavior
What I submit a POST to my login API using the WebRequest.AddParameter node and supplying a string node with my JSON body, I would expect that my parameters email_address and password are passed in the body of my request and that my response will be as I see in postman or in my application.
Actual Behavior
What I am seeing instead is that my parameters email_address and password are not passed and my request return an error stating that my email_address parameter's value is undefined.
Steps to Reproduce the Problem
I've attached the .dyn file that I'm using here, and copied the contents of the string node that I'm using with for the contents of the Body for my request.
Get Data from API_post.zip
I would imagine that I simply have a syntax issue, potentially with my quotes or apostrophes.
As a note, I am using this login process to receive a JWT so that I can pass it with my other requests. If I log in via Postman and copy the contents of my JWT into my GET request (not included in this file), I am able to return a 200 response with my data as-expected. The bottleneck I seem to be having here is restricted to how I properly pass a JSON body with my POST request.
Specifications
- Dynamo : 2.3
- Operating system : Windows 10 (1809)
- .NET : 4.8
Expected Behavior
What I submit a POST to my login API using the WebRequest.AddParameter node and supplying a string node with my JSON body, I would expect that my parameters
email_addressandpasswordare passed in the body of my request and that my response will be as I see in postman or in my application.Actual Behavior
What I am seeing instead is that my parameters
email_addressandpasswordare not passed and my request return an error stating that myemail_addressparameter's value is undefined.Steps to Reproduce the Problem
I've attached the .dyn file that I'm using here, and copied the contents of the string node that I'm using with for the contents of the Body for my request.
Get Data from API_post.zip
I would imagine that I simply have a syntax issue, potentially with my quotes or apostrophes.
As a note, I am using this login process to receive a JWT so that I can pass it with my other requests. If I log in via Postman and copy the contents of my JWT into my GET request (not included in this file), I am able to return a 200 response with my data as-expected. The bottleneck I seem to be having here is restricted to how I properly pass a JSON body with my POST request.
Specifications