bad-request

问题 I'm implementing a Contact application using Google Contact API . Now I'm trying to update a contact by sending a put request in the below format PUT /m8/feeds/contacts/default/full/{contactId} If-Match: {lastKnownEtag} GData-Version: 3.0 Content-Type: application/atom+xml And I have the XML as a string that I'm going to send as a body of the request. This is my xmlString ( Body of the Request ) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <entry xmlns:gd="http://schemas.google.com/g/2005" gd:etag=

问题 I'm implementing a Contact application using Google Contact API . Now I'm trying to update a contact by sending a put request in the below format PUT /m8/feeds/contacts/default/full/{contactId} If-Match: {lastKnownEtag} GData-Version: 3.0 Content-Type: application/atom+xml And I have the XML as a string that I'm going to send as a body of the request. This is my xmlString ( Body of the Request ) <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <entry xmlns:gd="http://schemas.google.com/g/2005" gd:etag=

问题 I want to implement some code that does exactly what I accomplish when I execute a CURL command in my Mac's terminal, which is to upload a .wav file to a Server. I already accomplished this for one server before, so my general thinking works (and my code too), ....but now I want to accomplish the same but on a different server. This time I am having trouble and all I get are "400:Bad Request" This is he CURL command I want to do on Android, I have added a "-v" so you can see the verbose of my

问题 I may encounter situations, when I need to just return bad request result. For example, there is a call to MVC 3 site's controllers action, but the required parameter is missing in a request uri. What do I return in response. I know I can do this: Response.StatusCode = (int)HttpStatusCode.BadRequest; return Content(string.Empty); Is this the correct way for the above described situation? 回答1: Your solution will work OK, but more clear way will be using HttpStatusCodeResult class, like this:

问题 We've just changed to Twitter api 1.1, and now Tweeting doesn't work & returns an error "The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request." Researching on SO about this suggests that it's something to do with authentication, but we are sending the accessToken & secret which we've just got from the login page. It all worked fine with api 1.0. The code is - public void Tweet(Action<string> response, string message) { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); sb.Append("POST&"); sb.Append

问题 We are using the Microsoft Graph API (new, Office365 unified API renamed to this recently). We have an OAUTH login, with the graph.microsoft.com resource used to generate a token. It works fine to get other subresources such as /me . But when using the URL in Microsoft Graph's documentation that talks about searching drive (and SharePoint?) we cannot find a way to make any sample URL work. It doesn't work when a drive is available for the user nor when SharePoint. So first question, why does

问题 I have a WCF service that has been working fine for some time now, and I decided to add something to it. All of the old stuff works just as it should and the new stuff works for smaller transfers from the client to the host. However, it blows up with a "(400) Bad Request" when the client tries to send large strings to the host. Without changing anything, the host can send items that are just as large or larger to the client with no problem. I've looked around on here and other sites, and

问题 How should i solve this error on Real NGINX Server? When i was developing on local there was no error show with that. And it's only happen on Mobile and Tablet. Not happened on PC Browser. I searched in google and stackoverflow too but the problem solving is only one way. I've to give my project manager to different solving methods at least 2 - 3 methods. Because Server providers won't allow to config the NGINX config file so we can't use this method. Currently I found below method. Is there

问题 I'm trying to introduce a Spring Boot REST service in our development setup. The development setup is using docker-compose and an API gateway to expose the individual services on the same domain (ie. localhost). When I try to make a HTTP request to my service from inside another container via the service name in the shared docker-compose file, the service returns a 400. The setup I've edited our docker-compose file, so it looks like the below to introduce the Spring Boot Java service. The

问题 I've deployed a static web application using Apache Tomcat 8.5.8 When I call the normal URL, it works fine. http://localhost/example/index.html But when I call the following URL, it gives me 400 bad request error. http://localhost/example/index.html?host_info=Outlook|Web I know it's because the URL has the special character (|). But I couldn't configure the Tomcat, because I am pretty new with the Tomcat configuration. And I can't change the URL, because it's not something I generate. It is