{SOLVED} What is the correct format for HTTP:PUT method?

[PiotrP 0]

Hi,

 

I tried this.

 

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it works with GET end empty payload. But when I switch GET with PUT and fill the payload I receive:

 

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the IP address is 192.168.1.101/write

 

What is the correct way to use PUT method?

Thanks!

 

--EDIT SOLUTION--

 

IThe correct format for sending PUT request is:

 

selfId = fibaro:getSelfId()
deviceIp = fibaro:get(selfId, "IPAddress")   -- VD ip address
devicePort = fibaro:get(selfId, "TCPPort") -- VD port for ip
TERMI = Net.FHttp(deviceIp, devicePort) -- object definition

payload = '{"INTERVAL":"true","iTemp":"'..iTemp..'","iDuration":"'..iDuration..'"}' -- whatever payload you need, in my case some JSON objects
response ,status, errorCode = TERMI:PUT('/write' , payload)  -- remember to include payload!

 

Best regards!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited February 7, 2020 by PiotrP

[cag014 731]

First of all by defining variable payload, It's just a variable in code and I don't see you're sending that....

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You need to include payload in your call, since I don't know the syntax of your URL I cannot suggest how to do it (may be like that)

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Could you please post the data which you receive using "GET" method? It might help to understand what the syntax.

 

Correct HTTP definition is

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Make sure your port variable devicePort is number.

 

On 2/6/2020 at 6:39 PM, PiotrP said:

the IP address is 192.168.1.101/write

What port number and where is it in your command line?

It should be more like

192.168.1.101:80/write

 

Edited February 9, 2020 by cag014

[cag014 731]

By the way, it could be a good idea if you can share what kind of device you're trying communicate to?

Might be that someone at forum has same device and could share necessary information.

Edited February 7, 2020 by cag014

[PiotrP 0]

Hi cag014,

Thanks for the interest.

I build a thermostatic device and implemented API based on JSON. Everything works on port 80 (defined in VD parameters)

The API was tested with curl, and works like a charm.

 

In HC2 I managed to implement GET method. The code that works is this:

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it gives nice response:

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With GET it is enough to send URL, but with PUT I need to sent that JSON payload.

 

Edited February 7, 2020 by PiotrP

[cag014 731]

Do you have an example of "PUT" method in curl?

As I see it, you need to know how to transfer the payload to device, I mean what is the correct syntax.