Adding a number to resource path
Hey everyone, Sorry if this is a silly question, I'm new to the platform. But I have a few endpoints here that are gonna be used for load testing, and need to be able to handle order numbers in t...
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If I understand right, it must be a template parameter. Isn't it?
Hey bedwar12,
Whats the field length of the random number?
Whats the method for the request? Im guessing probably a POST to create a resource as you wouldnt be GETting with a random number?
Are there any other parameters (values that change) in the full URL of your request? I.e. (im thinking Query parameters) so will the full URL look something like:
http://whatever.com/v1/status/online/${randomNumber} ???
If you describe all the different API calls' URI's, the methods, the length of the random number, i'll create a basic project for you with those REST calls setup for you.
One thing. Do you mean genuinely "random" or would say a 6 digit or 13 digit number incremented by plus 1 at a time suffice?
If "random" is absolutely essential rather than just "unique", do you want it to be just numeric or does it need to include alpha chars too?
The more info you give us the easier it will be for forum members to help you out!
Cheers,
Rich
Whats the field length of the random number?
Whats the method for the request? Im guessing probably a POST to create a resource as you wouldnt be GETting with a random number?
Are there any other parameters (values that change) in the full URL of your request? I.e. (im thinking Query parameters) so will the full URL look something like:
http://whatever.com/v1/status/online/${randomNumber} ???
If you describe all the different API calls' URI's, the methods, the length of the random number, i'll create a basic project for you with those REST calls setup for you.
One thing. Do you mean genuinely "random" or would say a 6 digit or 13 digit number incremented by plus 1 at a time suffice?
If "random" is absolutely essential rather than just "unique", do you want it to be just numeric or does it need to include alpha chars too?
The more info you give us the easier it will be for forum members to help you out!
Cheers,
Rich
