Mixing
POSTMAN Request in form-data
I have this method but I am not able to figure out which parameters should I pass in postman to execute this method. I sent the body in form-data of postman and content-Type is multipart/form-data.
Later I have to send the file as well that's why I am using form-data.
SearchString is coming out be empty in backend code.
@RequestMapping(value = "/calendar", method = RequestMethod.POST)
protected FareCalendarResponse getCalendar(
@RequestParam(value = "searchString", required = false) String searchString, HttpServletRequest httpRequest)
throws Exception {
CalendarRequest fareRequest = new CalenderRequest(searchString);
return FareCalendarHandler.builder().httpRequest(httpRequest).request(fareRequest).build().getResponse();
}
java spring-mvc postman
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
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I have this method but I am not able to figure out which parameters should I pass in postman to execute this method. I sent the body in form-data of postman and content-Type is multipart/form-data.
Later I have to send the file as well that's why I am using form-data.
SearchString is coming out be empty in backend code.
@RequestMapping(value = "/calendar", method = RequestMethod.POST)
protected FareCalendarResponse getCalendar(
@RequestParam(value = "searchString", required = false) String searchString, HttpServletRequest httpRequest)
throws Exception {
CalendarRequest fareRequest = new CalenderRequest(searchString);
return FareCalendarHandler.builder().httpRequest(httpRequest).request(fareRequest).build().getResponse();
}
java spring-mvc postman
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
it's better to know what have you tried and what is the problem?
– Deadpool
Jan 1 at 5:55
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I have this method but I am not able to figure out which parameters should I pass in postman to execute this method. I sent the body in form-data of postman and content-Type is multipart/form-data.
Later I have to send the file as well that's why I am using form-data.
SearchString is coming out be empty in backend code.
@RequestMapping(value = "/calendar", method = RequestMethod.POST)
protected FareCalendarResponse getCalendar(
@RequestParam(value = "searchString", required = false) String searchString, HttpServletRequest httpRequest)
throws Exception {
CalendarRequest fareRequest = new CalenderRequest(searchString);
return FareCalendarHandler.builder().httpRequest(httpRequest).request(fareRequest).build().getResponse();
}
java spring-mvc postman
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
I have this method but I am not able to figure out which parameters should I pass in postman to execute this method. I sent the body in form-data of postman and content-Type is multipart/form-data.
Later I have to send the file as well that's why I am using form-data.
SearchString is coming out be empty in backend code.
@RequestMapping(value = "/calendar", method = RequestMethod.POST)
protected FareCalendarResponse getCalendar(
@RequestParam(value = "searchString", required = false) String searchString, HttpServletRequest httpRequest)
throws Exception {
CalendarRequest fareRequest = new CalenderRequest(searchString);
return FareCalendarHandler.builder().httpRequest(httpRequest).request(fareRequest).build().getResponse();
}
java spring-mvc postman
java spring-mvc postman
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
edited Jan 1 at 5:52
Logan
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
asked Jan 1 at 5:14
LoganLogan
249
249
it's better to know what have you tried and what is the problem?
– Deadpool
Jan 1 at 5:55
add a comment |
it's better to know what have you tried and what is the problem?
– Deadpool
Jan 1 at 5:55
it's better to know what have you tried and what is the problem?
– Deadpool
Jan 1 at 5:55
it's better to know what have you tried and what is the problem?
– Deadpool
Jan 1 at 5:55
add a comment |
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I think it must be public
the content-type can be anything, try application/json
You can use postman to POST to http://host:port/calendar?searchString=searchString
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
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I think this link SO Link answers your question.
Also, Because its a request Param, that will come as a query param / form data i think from javadocs RequestParam
your postman should look like :
And if you wish to upload file:
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
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I think it must be public
the content-type can be anything, try application/json
You can use postman to POST to http://host:port/calendar?searchString=searchString
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
add a comment |
I think it must be public
the content-type can be anything, try application/json
You can use postman to POST to http://host:port/calendar?searchString=searchString
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
add a comment |
I think it must be public
the content-type can be anything, try application/json
You can use postman to POST to http://host:port/calendar?searchString=searchString
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
I think it must be public
the content-type can be anything, try application/json
You can use postman to POST to http://host:port/calendar?searchString=searchString
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
Viet HoangViet Hoang
764
answered Jan 1 at 5:38
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I think this link SO Link answers your question.
Also, Because its a request Param, that will come as a query param / form data i think from javadocs RequestParam
your postman should look like :
And if you wish to upload file:
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
add a comment |
I think this link SO Link answers your question.
Also, Because its a request Param, that will come as a query param / form data i think from javadocs RequestParam
your postman should look like :
And if you wish to upload file:
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
add a comment |
I think this link SO Link answers your question.
Also, Because its a request Param, that will come as a query param / form data i think from javadocs RequestParam
your postman should look like :
And if you wish to upload file:
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
I think this link SO Link answers your question.
Also, Because its a request Param, that will come as a query param / form data i think from javadocs RequestParam
your postman should look like :
And if you wish to upload file:
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
edited Jan 2 at 5:43
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
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answered Jan 1 at 5:37
Raveesh SharmaRaveesh Sharma
98231735
98231735
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
add a comment |
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
Hey Raveesh Sharma, actually i have to send the file as well later
– Logan
Jan 1 at 5:50
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
updated my answer
– Raveesh Sharma
Jan 2 at 11:39
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