Ok just I tried this
@request.restful()
def page():
def PATCH(*args, **vars):
if args[0]:
print 'PATCH args: ', args
But I still get a 400 "Bad Request" error (it does not say 400 "invalid
arguments") that why I think it does not even come to this point.
Also request.args() should work since I can use
def PUT(*args, **vars):
if request.args(0):
print request.args(0)
without a problem.
The real problem must be that rest_action or some function much earlier
(maybe even in the underlying werbserver) does not accept PATCH requests
On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 7:18:14 PM UTC+2, Leonel Câmara wrote:
>
> request is available but the restful wrapper cleans request.args and calls
> the function with them as args, you should not use request.args because
> request.args have stuff that isn't exactly an argument, namely the method
> 'PATCH' which is what would be in request.args(0).
>
>
> > As you may have read I am getting a 400 error not a 500, that means
> there is no error stack trace.
>
> That's not exactly true, the thing is, you want the rest API to inform the
> caller if it's calling it wrong, and that's what web2py thinks it's
> happening.
>
> Rest actions are run this way:
>
> try:
> return rest_action(*_self.args, **getattr(_self,
> 'vars', {}))
> except TypeError, e:
> exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback = sys.exc_info()
> if len(traceback.extract_tb(exc_traceback)) == 1:
> raise HTTP(400, "invalid arguments")
>
> There you can see where the HTTP 400 comes from.
>
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