Trying to do post in custom application - HC3

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Guys I am trying to do a "put" in a custom thermostat that I am building that will talk to my Honeywell Evohome. The problem is that I am geting a 404. I have tried this using a "curl" which executes successfully.

I believe that something is wrong with the body but I am unable to pinpoint the issue.

Any help will be appreciated.

 

curl -X PUT -H "sessionId: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"Value":"21.5","Status":"Temporary","NextTime":"2020-01-22T19:00"}' 'https://mytotalconnectcomfort.com/WebApi/api/devices/yyyyyyy/thermostat/changeableValues/heatSetpoint'

 

function QuickApp:TurnOnHeating(tempvalue)

    self:debug("Temperature Value", tempvalue)

    local sessionId = json.decode(tostring(fibaro.getGlobalVariable("HoneywellSessionId")))

    hour=os.date("%H")+1

    hour=tonumber(string.format("%.0f", hour))

    settime=os.date("%Y-%m-%d") .. "T" .. hour .. os.date(":%M")

    local address = "https://mytotalconnectcomfort.com/WepApi/api/devices/yyyyyyy/thermostat/changeableValues/heatSetpoint"

    self:debug("address: ", address)

    self:debug("Time that will be set:",settime)

    local requestBody = {

        action = "create",

        params = {

            value = tonumber(tempvalue),

            status = tostring("Temporary"),

            nextTime= tostring(settime)

        }

    }

    self.http:request(address, {

        options = {

            method = "PUT",

            data = json.encode(requestBody),

            headers = {

                ["sessionId"] = sessionId,

                ["Accept"] = "application/json",

                ["content-type"] = "application/json"

            }

        }, 

        success = function(response) 

            self:debug("response data:",response.data)

            self:debug("response status:", response.status) 

            self:debug("headers:", response.headers["Content-Type"]) 

            local data = json.decode(response.data)

        end,

        error = function(error)

            self:debug('error: ' .. json.encode(error))

        end

    }) 

end

 

Error

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[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: onAction: {"deviceId":192,"args":["Heat"],"actionName":"setThermostatMode"}

[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: Mode that is set: Heat

[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: onAction: {"deviceId":192,"args":[20],"actionName":"setHeatingThermostatSetpoint"}

[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: Temperature Value 20

[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: address:

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[23.01.2021] [13:39:23] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: Time that will be set: 2021-01-23T14:39

[23.01.2021] [13:39:24] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: response data:

[23.01.2021] [13:39:24] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: response status: 404

[23.01.2021] [13:39:24] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: headers: text/html

[23.01.2021] [13:40:00] [DEBUG] [QUICKAPP192]: sessionId: yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Edited January 23, 2021 by 03397
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[jgab 2,642]

I don't know for sure what is wrong, but could it be the capitalisation of the keywords in the data? It differs between the curl example and your Lua example.

Also the 'create' wrapper differ but it may be another command compared to the curl example?

The same format as the curl example would look like

local requestBody = {

            Value = tonumber(tempvalue),

            Status = "Temporary",

            NextTime= settime

}

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I have tried you suggestion.

I am getting the exact same error message 404.

This thing is driving me crazy!!