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Contributor

9 years ago

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Using groovy how to call an existing endpoint and pass in 2 parameters

I have an existing endpoint request, what I need to do is call an existing endpoint request and pass in 2 parameters using Groovy.

zsousa
9 years ago
I figured it out see below for my example

import groovyx.net.http.HTTPBuilder
import static groovyx.net.http.ContentType.*
import static groovyx.net.http.Method.*

def r = "[1,"createCompany",1,1,{"1":{"rec":{"3":{"str":"2017-02-07"},"4":{"str":"US"},"5":{"rec":{"1":{"i64":255130}}},"6":{"tf":0},"7":{"tf":1},"8":{"i64":1},"9":{"str":"QATestCompany_X14864936528160001"},"10":{"str":"_newcompany"},"11":{"i64":1}}}}]"

def http = new HTTPBuilder('https://myservice.service.us.com/')
http.request( POST ) {
    uri.path = 'clientservice/thrift/json'
    requestContentType = "application/json"
    body = r

    response.success = { resp ->
        log.info "POST response status: ${resp.statusLine}"

    }
}

Community Hero

9 years ago

It is really unclear. Would you mind explain with more specific details? If possible along with a screen shot?

Contributor

9 years ago

I will try to explain.

so I have predefined endpoints under the "Projects" tab.

normally, I can create a REST request and select that endpoint and all works fine.

but lets say I wanted to run a request, through Groovy only is there a way to do this ?

zsousa
Contributor
9 years ago
I figured it out see below for my example

import groovyx.net.http.HTTPBuilder
import static groovyx.net.http.ContentType.*
import static groovyx.net.http.Method.*

def r = "[1,"createCompany",1,1,{"1":{"rec":{"3":{"str":"2017-02-07"},"4":{"str":"US"},"5":{"rec":{"1":{"i64":255130}}},"6":{"tf":0},"7":{"tf":1},"8":{"i64":1},"9":{"str":"QATestCompany_X14864936528160001"},"10":{"str":"_newcompany"},"11":{"i64":1}}}}]"

def http = new HTTPBuilder('https://myservice.service.us.com/')
http.request( POST ) {
    uri.path = 'clientservice/thrift/json'
    requestContentType = "application/json"
    body = r

    response.success = { resp ->
        log.info "POST response status: ${resp.statusLine}"

    }
}