Question: Adding POST body

[wymsee]

Question: Adding POST body

[hubbubca]

I'm getting a bit desperate and can't seem to figure this out. Please help.

Many Thanks,
PJ

[cvillerm]

Does your question mean that the current post API doesn't send parameters in the POST body? This is what I would expect by default from a POST API. I don't remember seeing any mention to this in the README file.

[hubbubca]

It doesn't send arbitrary strings (XML for instance). It probably formats
named value pairs as you expect.

On Wed, Nov 12, 2014, 05:57 Claude Villermain [email protected]
wrote:

Does your question mean that the current post API doesn't send parameters
in the POST body? This is what I would expect by default from a POST API. I
don't remember seeing any mention to this in the README file.

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#28 (comment).

[cvillerm]

I didn't test POST. I just thought from your issue title that post parameters could only be passed as query string arguments (as for GET). Sorry for misunderstanding.

To add the POST body, although I don't have experience with it (apologies for my naive description following), I can see in class AFHTTPRequestOperationManager ("manager" is an instance of it) that there is a variant of the POST method with an argument "constructingBodyWithBlock". You may try to call it in case you want to set the body youself.

[hubbubca]

No worries :). My fork of the repo has the required changes to support
passing a post body.

Cheers,
PJ

On Wed, Nov 12, 2014 at 9:12 AM, Claude Villermain <[email protected]

wrote:

I didn't test POST. I just thought from your issue title that post
parameters could only be passed as query string arguments (as for GET).
Sorry for misunderstanding.

To add the POST body, although I don't have experience with it (apologies
for my naive description following), I can see in class
AFHTTPRequestOperationManager ("manager" is an instance of it) that there
is a variant of the POST method with an argument
"constructingBodyWithBlock". You may try to call it in case you want to set
the body youself.

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#28 (comment).

Patrick J P Shields
[email protected]