Have you tried adding a user-defined property to InvokeHttp with name of "Accept" and value of "application/json" ?
Any user defined properties should be sent as headers. On Mon, Apr 8, 2019 at 10:11 PM Puspak <puspakdas....@gmail.com> wrote: > > Thanks Bryan , > > I sent the floe file to a putfile and read it from there .the content looks > like below . > <html> > > <body> > <noscript> > This portal requires browser which support > JavaScript.<br> > Please make sure that you are using an updated browser and > that > JavaScript is enabled. > </noscript> > </body> > </html> > > and please find the below properties those are set for my invokehttp .If > possible please let me know i something wrong over there .i donot have a > property Accept:application/json now but still the same issue. > > HTTP Method:GET > Remote > URL:http://somewebsite.something.com/json/someXML2/someInfoEx?somevalue=MO234&howMany=1&offset=0 > SSL Context Service:No value set > Connection Timeout:5 secs > Read Timeout:15 secs > Include Date Header:True > Follow Redirects:True > Attributes to Send:No value set > Basic Authentication Username:xxxxpoc > Basic Authentication Password:Sensitive value set > Proxy Configuration Service:No value set > Proxy Host:No value set > Proxy Port:No value set > Proxy Type:http > Proxy Username:No value set > Proxy Password:No value set > Put Response Body In Attribute:No value set > Max Length To Put In Attribute:2048 > Use Digest Authentication:false > Always Output Response:false > Trusted Hostname:No value set > Add Response Headers to Request:false > Content-Type:${mime.type} > Send Message Body:true > Use Chunked Encoding:false > Penalize on "No Retry":false > Use HTTP ETag:false > Maximum ETag Cache Size:10MB > > > > -- > Sent from: http://apache-nifi-developer-list.39713.n7.nabble.com/
