http-request

I am trying to make a web application that we can get an access token in 'password' grant type by just call some http basic request For example When I call http://localhost:8080/demo4ssh-security-oauth2/oauth/token?client_id=mobile_1&client_secret=secret_1&grant_type=password&username=zhangsan&password=123456 I can get the following token {"access_token":"4219a91f-45d5-4a07-9e8e-3acbadd0c23e","token_type":"bearer","refresh_token":"d41df9fd-3d36-4a20-b0b7-1a1883c7439d","expires_in":43199,"scope":"read write trust"} However my token site always return 404. I try to do some searches on web but

Hi I'm having trouble posting a text file using the Python Requests Library ( http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/index.html ), can you let me know what I'm doing wrong? I tried searching for related questions and found this Send file using POST from a Python script but it doesn't answer my question. Here's my code: import codecs import requests # Create a text file savedTextFile = codecs.open('mytextfile.txt', 'w', 'UTF-8') # Add some text to it savedTextFile.write("line one text for example\n and line two text for example") # Post the file THIS IS WHERE I GET REALLY TRIPPED UP

Help, I need call the http.request for send Image captured in camera api in my NativeScript App. I capture the photo in camera api for nativescript and need send to api in upload process. Follow the code about this process: var frameModule = require("ui/frame"); var viewModule = require("ui/core/view"); var Observable = require("data/observable").Observable; var config = require("../../shared/config"); var cameraModule = require("camera"); var imageModule = require("ui/image"); var http = require("http"); exports.loaded = function(args) { var page = args.object; viewModel = new Observable({

How can I get the content type from the HttpServletRequest without reading the request body? When I use the following, I get null : request.getContentType() When I try to read the JSON data that comes in the request body using the following: StringBuilder jsonsb = new StringBuilder(); BufferedReader jsonbr = request.getReader(); The request.getReader() throws Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException: null at java.io.ByteArrayInputStream.<init>(ByteArrayInputStream.java:106) I even tried using the following and was able to get the content type but, still getting the same NullPointerException

I want to make a http PUT request with zip file in binary to a web api and get response with http status code. How to read the file and PUT it with binary ? Thank you for your help!! You can start with this: var http = require('http'); var fs = require('fs'); var req = http.request({ hostname : HOSTNAME, port : PORT, path : UPLOAD_PATH, method : 'PUT', }); fs.createReadStream('somefile.zip').pipe(req); You may need to perform some other actions, like proper error handling, setting Content-Type headers, etc. Using request-promise (based on bluebird) const fs = require('fs'); const request =

There are a lot of questions about accessing the HttpRequest on stackoverflow already, but I have not been able to find one that I can use yet. If somebody could point me to an answer I would be grateful. My problem is that I want to modify an existing application in the simplest way possible in order to add in full request logging. I'm aware there this can be done with Http modules and IIS logging or using Log4net etc etc. But I don't want to use any of these techniques because the application is unpredictable so I need a solution that does not require any configuration changes at all. I have

Is it possible to "insert" a missing parameter (in case it was not sent), in order to persist them all via req.params.all() ? Currently trying to do so, gets me a no method 'setParameter' error. It's not possible to add anything into the result of req.params.all() in Sails without implementing custom middleware, since it's parsed at request time and provided to route handlers before any user-level code runs. However, if what you're looking for is default parameter options, in Sails v0.10.x you can use the req.options hash for this. If you wanted to set a default limit for a blueprint "find",

When to use RequestHandler.get_argument() , RequestHandler.get_query_argument() and RequestHandler.get_body_argument() ? What is the use-case for each of them? Also what does the request.body and request.argument do in these cases? Which are to be used in which scenarios? And, is there a request.query or something similar too? Most HTTP requests store extra parameters (say, form values) in one of two places: the URL (in the form of a ?foo=bar&spam=eggs query string ), or in the request body (when using a POST request and either the application/x-www-form-urlencoded or multipart/form-data mime