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Call to php form from script

Pedro J. Acosta

Hello everyone,

I need to make a call to a php form located in an external system, in the call I also need to pass a parameter to receive a 0 as a result, since if I pass the empty parameter it returns a 1, is it possible to perform this task from a script? , I have tried making a rest call but I always get the value 1.

Script:

import groovyx.net.http.RESTClient;
import groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseDecorator;
import groovyx.net.http.HttpResponseException;
import com.atlassian.jira.util.json.JSONException
import com.atlassian.jira.util.json.JSONObject
import static groovyx.net.http.ContentType.*;

def body_req = [
"texto": "hola"
]

RESTClient client = new RESTClient('http://tic.eroski.es/');
HttpResponseDecorator respPost = (HttpResponseDecorator) client.post(
path : '/codigo/tic_finan/tic_finan_test.php',
body : body_req,
requestContentType: JSON
)

return respPost.getData()

Regards.

Accepted answers

Danyal Iqbal

look like your request body json is not correct.

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Danyal Iqbal

look like your request body json is not correct.

Pedro J. Acosta

Hello Danyal,

I am new to this kind of thing, any suggestions?

Regards.

Pedro J. Acosta

Hello again Danyal,

If you have any idea how to fix the body of the json request so that it makes the call correctly it would be of great help.

Regards.

Danyal Iqbal

Hi,

the correct format should be availble in the REST API documentation. If you can't find it in the docs, try to get an existing record from the REST API with a GET request and see how the json is formatted.

I would investigate the REST Endpoint with Postman or any other rest client and make the POST Request work from Postman first.

some quick pointers:

- use a try catch block to catch the exception

- define the body directly directly when you make the call

- use respPost.responseData

- loose the quotation marks for Json Keys

- print the json string youo are posting to see how it look

- set the correct header:<span>'application/json'</span>

- check the status code ... respPost.statusCode. Is the api returning a 200?

def body_req = [
texto: "hola"
]

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