HELP Net.FHttp

[sato9882 0]

Healthy everyone. I apologize in advance for the translation I am from Slovakia and I am new to this and I would need help. When I enter the desired address into the browser everything is OK
but in HC2 he will show me this.

 

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[cag014 731]

try to replace 

fibaro:debug(response)

to

fibaro:debug(json.encode(response))

 

 

Edited August 1, 2019 by cag014

[sato9882 0]

Thank you for the quick response but did not help

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[cag014 731]

Looks like you have Unicode issue... but let's try something else

Please use different variable name instead of HTTP. In some cases fibaro system uses same global names and it cause some strange behavior 

for example:

myHttp = Net.Fhttp(……..)

 

[sato9882 0]

Does not work. But thanks anyways. I will keep trying,

[cag014 731]

Might be function below could help you to convert the string

function urlencode(str)
   if (str) then
      str = string.gsub (str, "([^%w])",
         function (c) return string.format ("%%%02X", string.byte(c)) end)
   end
   return str
end 
 

[sato9882 0]

It doesn't work or I don't know, but thank you

[jgab 2,642]

1 hour ago, sato9882 said:

It doesn't work or I don't know, but thank you

It seems like your server answers with a binary json encoding - there are some standards on that but not that common.

Maybe you could try calling from a scene as the http implementation there is different and may be better a telling the server that it wants the result in application/json - if your server can honor that

[sato9882 0]

And you could help me because I don't know where to start anymore.

[jgab 2,642]

41 minutes ago, sato9882 said:

And you could help me because I don't know where to start anymore.

 

It's possible that what you get is a gzipped version of a (base64 encoded) json table.

The simplest solution would be to ask the server not gzip the result but send it as plain json text. What kind of server is it?

Dragging in code to unzip the result is a bit involved. Here is code from the net (credits due). Try calling zzlib.gunzip(data) and see what you get.

If it's looks like ascii but not as a table it may be base64 encoded (that's another piece of code)

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[sato9882 0]

I am new to this, just learning to barely master the basics and I do not know where to put the zzlib code I could ask the whole. Web serwer is a tinyCam Monitor PRO application running on ALLWINNER dolphin (Android 4.4.2) to control cameras. Did I find that the TinyCam website doesn't respect the "Accept-Encoding: identity" header and that the response is compressed?

[Joep 200]

For more information:

• Start Google Chrome,
• Open Development Tools (CTRL+SHIFT+I)
• Click the network tab,
• Open the JSON file in Chrome.
• Check in the network section (tab) of the Chrome Development tools:
  • Click in the name column on the json file,
  • Check the content-type and report back to this forum:

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Edited August 7, 2019 by Joep
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[sato9882 0]

1. 1. Request URL:
      http://192.168.1.30:8083/status.json
   2. Request Method:
      GET
   3. Status Code:
      200 OK
   4. Remote Address:
      192.168.1.30:8083
   5. Referrer Policy:
      no-referrer-when-downgrade
2. Response Headersview source
   1. Accept-Ranges:
      bytes
   2. Connection:
      keep-alive
   3. Content-Encoding:
      gzip
   4. Content-Type:
      application/json
   5. Date:
      Wed, 7 Aug 2019 15:18:36 GMT
   6. Transfer-Encoding:
      chunked
3. Request Headersview source
   1. Accept:
      text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3
   2. Accept-Encoding:
      gzip, deflate
   3. Accept-Language:
      sk-SK,sk;q=0.9,cs;q=0.8,en-US;q=0.7,en;q=0.6
   4. Connection:
      keep-alive
   5. Host:
      192.168.1.30:8083
   6. Upgrade-Insecure-Requests:
      1
   7. User-Agent:
      Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 6.0; Nexus 5 Build/MRA58N) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/75.0.3770.142 Mobile Safari/537.36

[Joep 200]

Now you confirmed what @jgab thought, it's gzipped. You have to implement his code to unzip the json or check if it is possible to ask the server for a plain text version.

[sato9882 0]

This is an app from Google Play I can do nothing about it. I will tell you how to go next but I still thank everyone for their willingness and help.

[jgab 2,642]

50 minutes ago, sato9882 said:

This is an app from Google Play I can do nothing about it. I will tell you how to go next but I still thank everyone for their willingness and help.

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Try this. The risk is that the result is B64 encoded. Or split up in parts...

 

[sato9882 0]

So after some time again health did not help even this code but I found that it is coded in B64.

[jgab 2,642]

3 hours ago, sato9882 said:

So after some time again health did not help even this code but I found that it is coded in B64.

 

Base64 decoder (credit 

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[sato9882 0]

Hi friends so after a long time I say again. After updating the android application everything works as it should and so I want to everyone who tried to help me thank you. Thanks for help.