Re: Http Component Post Parameters

[pilgrim08]

The web service I am calling is returning an xml response that contains
nullPointerException.  This is because the service is unable to obtain the
POST parameters from the request and is getting a null pointer.

I was able to successfully call the service using a standard
java.net.URLConnection but I would prefer to make the call using Camel.

Regards, John



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Re: Http Component Post Parameters

[pilgrim08]

Thank you Willem. 

I had added the "application/x-www-form-urlencoded" content-type because I
saw it in another thread.  Maybe that wasn't a good idea.

I did try your solution of setting the parameters in the body but it still
doesn't send them as POST parameters. In this case it sends the parameters
in the request body. The web service I am calling is unable to access the
parameters.  

Are there other options/ideas I could try? 

from("timer://runOnce?repeatCount=1")
 .onException(Exception.class)
 .handled(true)
 .process(new GenericExceptionProcessor())
 .end()
 .setHeader(Exchange.HTTP_METHOD, constant("POST"))
 .setHeader(Exchange.CONTENT_TYPE,
constant("application/x-www-form-urlencoded"))

.setBody(constant("serviceType=getNextIDFromDB&serviceID=1&dataElementID=814&dataSourceID=50"))

.to("https://dev-sdsservices-was8/IMSDSWebService/servlet/SDSClientRequestServlet";
 +
"?proxyHost=VDDP03C-EDB4ED9&proxyPort=&httpClient.authenticationPreemptive=true"
  
 + "&authMethod=Basic&authUsername=&authPassword=" 
 + "&httpClient.soTimeout=5000")
 .to("file:{{sf.archive.dir}}?fileName=sds-response.xml")
 .end(); 

Regards, John 



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Re: Http Component Post Parameters

[pilgrim08]

Thank you Willem.  I did try this solution but still it still doesn't work. 
In this case it sends the parameters in the request body but they aren't
POST parameters.  The web service I am calling is unable to access the
parameters.  When I make this call with a Straight
java.net.URLConnennection, it works fine but I would like to get this
working with Camel.  If there are other options for accomplishing this, I
would love to hear.  from("timer://runOnce?repeatCount=1")  
  
.onException(Exception.class).handled(true)   
.process(new GenericExceptionProcessor()).end()   
.log("Requesting a claim ID from SDS.")   
.setHeader(Exchange.HTTP_METHOD, constant("POST"))   
.setHeader(Exchange.CONTENT_TYPE,
constant("application/x-www-form-urlencoded")) 
*.setBody(constant("serviceType=getNextIDFromDB&serviceID=1&dataElementID=814&dataSourceID=50"))*
   
.to("https://dev-sdsservices-was8/IMSDSWebService/servlet/SDSClientRequestServlet";
  
+
"?proxyHost=VDDP03C-EDB4ED9&proxyPort=&httpClient.authenticationPreemptive=true"

+ "&authMethod=Basic&authUsername=&authPassword="   
+ "&httpClient.soTimeout=5000")   
.to("file:{{sf.archive.dir}}?fileName=sds-response.xml")
.log("Completed
web service call to SDS for file ${file:name}.").end();Regards,
John



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