I think the issue is you have the second argument ("grant_type=client_ credentials") as the data for the post, and then the "json=..." argument also as data for the post.
The API for post() is that it either takes the data as the second argument to the function, or as a keyword argument "data" or a keyword argument "json" . It has to be only one of those options. Regards - Avik On Sunday, 12 July 2015 23:41:26 UTC+1, Martin Michel wrote: > > > Hi there, > I have very little experience with Julia and want to try whether it fits > my needs. I want to connect to a Neo4j database and send a Cypher statement > with Julia, see > http://neo4j.com/docs/stable/cypher-intro-applications.html . > The authorization works fine, but I could not manage to add the *json > *keyword > (or *data*). > using Requests, HttpCommon, Codecs > > db_key = "neo4j" > db_secret = "mypasswd" > > # create authentication > function enc_credentials(db_key::String, db_secret::String) > bearer_token_credentials = > "$(encodeURI(db_key)):$(encodeURI(db_secret))" > return(base64(bearer_token_credentials)) > end > response = post(URI("http://localhost:7474/db/data/transaction/commit"), > "grant_type=client_credentials"; > headers = {"Authorization" => "Basic > $(enc_credentials(db_key,db_secret))", "Content-Type" => > "application/json"}, > json = {"statements"=>[{"statement"=>"CREATE (p:Person > {name:{name},born:{born}}) RETURN p","parameters"=>{"name"=>"Keanu Reeves" > ,"born"=>1964}}]}) > > println(response) > > This results in > ERROR: unrecognized keyword argument "json" >