On 6/7/2012 17:29, PaulZH wrote:
Hi Holger and Scott,
As you suggested I monitored what's sent over and this is what I did
found out:
User-Agent: TopBraidComposerME/3.6.0
Content-Type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded<<-- I need
application/xml
Host: xxx
Content-Length: 50
And the POST body is, as could be expected in the shape of form key/
value pairs.
contentType=application%2Fxml&content=%7B%3Fxml%7D
Any suggestion to get the correct Content-Type?
Based on the documentation
"By default, the request will not include any variable bindings. In
order to pass in any other parameters, you need to subclass the
sml:PostRequest class and declare the additional arguments as
spin:constraints."
I subclassed the sml:PostRequest and added sml:content and
sml:contentType as spin:constraints but then they show up twice in the
debugger and the result is the same.
Yes, I looked into this and found out that the module accidentally turns
contentType and content into name-value pairs, and if any such parameter
is present then the Java class wraps the whole request into a
application/x-www-form-urlencoded request. I have added code that
suppresses sml:contentType and sml:content to be treated as (redundant)
parameters and now it produces a post with the specified content-type
(unless you have defined any other parameters explicitly). This fix will
go into 3.6.1. Please contact me if you are blocked by this limitation
until then.
Thanks
Holger
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