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A few days ago I did a similar question here: How to get JSON data in an Odoo controller? But now, I need to create a controller which receives only JSON data. So, I am doing the request from a Python console, this way: import requests import json url = 'http://localhost:8069/odoo/test' headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'} data = { 'name': 'Jane', 'email': 'jane.doe@gmail.com', } data_json = json.dumps(data) r = requests.post(url=url, data=data_json, headers=headers) I have created a controller which listens to http://localhost:8069/odoo/test , this way: import openerp.http as http

The Case: I've an Organization Object. It has a list of Department Objects, and each Department has a list of Employee Objects. In JSP, I have a checkbox list that binds a check box to an employee object (deep down 2 hierarchies. That is Organization->Department->Employee). <input type="checkbox" name="adminDepartmentList[${status.index}].employeeList" value="${employee.firstName}"> <c:out value="${employee.firstName}" /><br> As you can see: adminDepartmentList[0].employeeList --> John adminDepartmentList[2].employeeList --> Rose The binding is good. After form is submitted, in the controller,

How do I pass my variable from joomla sub-controller to the view according to this example class MYControllerControllerParser extends JController{ public function __construct($default = array()) { parent::__construct($default); } protected function _import($file, $type) { $layout = ''; switch ($type) { case 'importcsv': $contains_headers = false; $field_separator = JRequest::getVar('separator'); $field_separator = empty($field_separator) ? ',' : $field_separator; $field_enclosure = JRequest::getVar('enclosure');; $field_enclosure = empty($field_enclosure) ? '"' : $field_enclosure; //this

I have a file browser application in MVC4 that allows you to download a selected file from a controller. Currently, the FileResult returns the Stream of the file, along with the other response headers. While this works fine for smaller files, files that are larger generate an OutOfMemoryException. What I'd like to do is transmit the file from the controller, without buffering in memory in a fashion similiar to HttpReponse.TransmitFile in WebForms. How can this be accomplished? You can disable the response buffer before you return the file result. Response.BufferOutput = false; return File

Simple question - how do I get the path or full URL of the current action INCLUDING the query string? I wish to save it to the session variable like so: def show @thingy = Thingy.find(params[:id]) session[:some_var] = current_url ... end At the moment I'm doing the following, but it seems a bit heavy-handed (especially the specifying of query string params individually): def show @thingy = Thingy.find(params[:id]) session[:some_var] = thingy_path(@thingy, :q1 => params[:q1], :q2 => params[:q2]) ... end request.url is probably what you are looking for. access params variable,it will give you

I have a Posts controller and I have just installed Devise to add some authentication quickly and easily. Before I installed Devise, I had created some tests for the 'new' action of my Posts controller. After installing Devise, my tests were failing until i added the config.include Devise::TestHelpers, :type => :controller line to my spec_helper.rb file. I also have the line before_filter :authenticate_user!, :except => [:show, :index] in my PostsController. Now when I run my tests, they all pass except these 2: it "should be successful" do get :new response.should be_success end it "should

I'd like to be able to create a base controller in my Spring app that, among other things, determines if a user is a registered user or not. This base controller, following the template design pattern, would contain an abstract protected method that controller subclasses would implement. The abstract method would have passed to it an instance of User, registered or otherwise. However, I have no idea how I would do this since it seems that by using controllers purely using the @Controller annotation each controller is free to define their request handling method however they like. Would

I have a ControllerBase class in an ASP.NET MVC Application. The other controllers inherit from ControllerBase . I want to access HttpContext.User.Identity.Name , but HttpContext is null . What's the matter? public ControllerBase() { var dataManager=new DataManager(); if (HttpContext.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated) // throws error { ViewData["assets"] = ud.BalanceFreeze + ud.Balance + ud.BalanceRealty; ViewData["onaccount"] = ud.Balance; ViewData["pending"] = ud.BalanceFreeze; ViewData["inrealty"] = ud.BalanceRealty; } Nik Try adding your code to this event in your ControllerBase: protected