Re: Does PostHTTP support Multipart/form-data ?

2017-06-28 Thread icreatedanaccount 
Makes perfect sense, thanks !

Best,
Luc



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Re: Does PostHTTP support Multipart/form-data ?

2017-06-27 Thread Adam Taft 
The multipart/form-data body would have to be preemptively created and
stored in your flowfile payload.  InvokeHTTP could then be used to POST the
message body to the remote server (after having set the appropriate
content-type).

i.e. you have to manually construct the multipart form in the flowfile
payload itself, the NIFI processors aren't going to do that for you like
curl does.

Does that make sense?

On Mon, Jun 26, 2017 at 1:44 PM, icreatedanaccount <
pierluc.boudr...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I know they work great for sending parameters in the request headers, but
> does the PostHTTP and InvokeHTTP processors support multipart/form-data as
> a
> content Content-Type ?
>
> Imagine something like this in CURL :
> curl -v -X POST -F "file=@/19010230.bin"
>
> Best,
> Luc
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Does PostHTTP support Multipart/form-data ?

2017-06-26 Thread icreatedanaccount 
I know they work great for sending parameters in the request headers, but
does the PostHTTP and InvokeHTTP processors support multipart/form-data as a
content Content-Type ?

Imagine something like this in CURL :
curl -v -X POST -F "file=@/19010230.bin"

Best,
Luc



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