http-post

What are the fundamental differences of those functions? All I know is all three result in a 201, which is appropriate for a successful POST request. I only follow examples I see online, but they don't really explain why they're doing what they're doing. We're supposed to provide a name for our GET (1 record by id): [HttpGet("{id}", Name="MyStuff")] public async Task<IActionResult> GetAsync(int id) { return new ObjectResult(new MyStuff(id)); } What is the purpose of naming this get function, besides that it's "probably" required for the POST function below: [HttpPost] public async Task

For some reason, I haven't found any normal way to do the following: I want to Post a json object, and add additional parameters to the call (in this case, an authentication token). This is a simple RESTful server in myUrl/server, which should give access to different resources of a "person" in the url myUrl/server/person/personCode/resourceName. GET is easy, and requires no object, only parameters. The problem arrises when I get to POST - how do I attach the JSON, and keep the other parameters as well? The class (much has been removed for clarity and proprietary reasons...): //Handles the

Hey, I am following this tutorial to learn to make a wiki page with Django. However, it is made in django 0.96 and I use Django 1.3 so there are some things that are different. Some I already fixed myself, however this one I can't seem to make it work. I made a form that submits data to a view. This is the form: <form method="post" action"/wikicamp/{{page_name}}/save/">{% csrf_token %} <textarea name="content" rows="20" cols="60">{{content}}</textarea><br> <input type="submit" value="Save Page"/> </form> and the /wikicamp/{{page_name}}/save/ url redirects to the save_page view: from django

I've to make a POST call(with parameter) to an asp form which is located on another server. For development, I did this on the same server, and it works perfectly, but now I'm testing it on another server, and instead of receiving a 200 status, I receive a 0 status. I think it's because it's a cross-domain AJAX call, it's the only thing which changed. So how can I make this call? Is there any file I can put on the server/client to allow this call(like flash, ...)? Thank you! Yes, assuming you can change the server you connect to You can implement Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) You need

In my C# Windows client, I have a POST submission to "the mothership". I want the data in the submits to be secured, of course, so I paid for HostGator to issue me an SSL certificate. I saved off the .CER file, and I'm constructing the request as such: //wrapper for WebClient object to use certificate file class SecureWebClient : WebClient { protected override WebRequest GetWebRequest(Uri address) { HttpWebRequest request = (HttpWebRequest)base.GetWebRequest(address); string certPath = @"e:\mycertificate.cer"; X509Certificate myCert = X509Certificate.CreateFromCertFile(certPath); request

My C++ program currently invokes curl through a pipe ( popen("curl ...") ) to POST a file of JSON data to a web server. This has obvious performance limitations due to the need to save the JSON to a file and invoke curl in a subshell. I'd like to rewrite it to use libcurl, but it is not clear to me how to do this. The command line I pass to popen() is: curl -s -S -D /dev/null -H "Content-Type: application/json" -X POST -d file-of-json http://server/handler.php The JSON data (about 3K) is sitting in a buffer in RAM before I need to post it. I was expecting to use libcurl's CURLOPT_READFUNCTION

I have looked at the following links, but nothing seems concrete. Secure HTTP Post in Android This one does not work anymore, I have tested it and there are comments from other people saying it does not work. I also checked this out: DefaultHttpClient, Certificates, Https and posting problem! This seems it could work but the blogger just leaves you hanging. More step by step instructions would be helpful. I managed to get my certificate by I have not been able to follow through his second step. http://www.makeurownrules.com/secure-rest-web-service-mobile-application-android.html This one seem