zaheer.ag...@gmail.com wrote: > On Feb 8, 4:09 pm, "Diez B. Roggisch" <de...@nospam.web.de> wrote: >> zaheer.ag...@gmail.com schrieb: >> >> >> >> > HI >> > I am getting an internal server error while trying get response from a >> > server following is my code >> >> > def getDetails(self,username,password): >> > urllib = urllib2.Request >> > idurl="https://some.server.com/"; >> > port=8181 >> > conn = httplib.HTTPSConnection("some.server.com/",8181); >> > conn.debuglevel = 1 >> > username = "userone" >> > password = "aaaa" >> > Auth = "Basic" + ecnodeURL(self,username, password) >> > url= "https://some.network.com:8181/main/folder/persons/"; + >> > username + "/attributes/atrone" >> > print url >> > headers = {"Authorization": Auth,"Accept": "application/json"} >> > conn.request("GET", url,{},headers) >> > response = conn.getresponse() >> > data = response.read() >> > print response.reason >> > print response.
> Thanks, > > I know there is something on the wrong side, when it says > java.util.NoSuchElementException i thought something wrong with > setting values I just wanted you guys to point me out there is > something wrong with the code I have written I am not very familiar > with Python the same work for java works fine. Well, it's obviously not the same. Otherwise it *would* work fine as well. your code is a bit non-idiomatic: urllib = urllib2.Request is *very* misleading, aliasing a class-constructor with a well-known modulename. Not using username & password also isn't really making sense. "ecnodeURL" - what is that? Where does that come from - certainly not from the stdlib, that's got a better spelling correction. Instead of "string" + variable + "string" on usually uses string interpolation to build complicated strings: "some text %s some more text" % variable > > I wanted to know if I am setting the headers correctly, getting the > response correctly > are there any better ways of encoding the url Over all Does the code > look ok...? You seem to make the call correctly. Just not what the server expects. Diez -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
