What am I doing wrong?
I have a case where I need to simultaneously get data from a few sources, so I again tried to use a script object. I put the data in, and got the data out, and all looked fine. Unfortunately, even ...
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Hi @apoorva_mithal,
But, in general, does the bulk operation offers something like what you expect? I think it’s not supported by any other technology.
SOQL is a different approach.
/Igor
I would say, however, that this is a bit of a hack, in that you have to (1) Add an HTTP Header for Content-Type = application/x-www-form-urlencoded, and (2) set the HTTP Entity to a string using application/x-www-form-urlencoded that you’re responsible for encoding yourself. In this case, it’s pretty simple since that string is just one key/value pair and there’s no special characters that need to be escaped. I think we need more direct support in the REST Post snap for this encoding. The “Upload body type” should include an option corresponding to this content type and the snap should automatically build a properly-encoded string from the input entity if it’s an object (it could just encode that object’s key/value pairs).
Followup to my own question: I’m playing around with pdfcrowd, and able to get back pdf content from them on an http post. Unfortunately, the response causes and error. Can snaplogic handle this type of content somehow?
Patrick,
I was able to get a valid response - I simply changed my response entity type to BinaryI will continue with my prototyping, but I think this is going to be a great solution!
Thanks. I’m trying to understand a few things about your solution.
For the Upload File, you have “HTTP entity” = $html, but I don’t see how that would evaluate to anything valid.
Actually, it works with the Upload File row removed, and with nothing for “Single file upload: File key”.
I got it to work with the “url” option of the conversion service. Pretty cool!
