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#21

Good observation!

Is there a way the device could specify this when calling mDashNotify or is this something you would need to revise on the backend?

-AD

#22

We’ve added an extra parameter to the HTTP.Request notification - headers.
That is a string:string map, you can add any number of arbitrary headers.

mDashNotify("HTTP.Request", "{%Q:%Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q:{%Q:%Q}}",
   "url", "foo",
   "method", "bar",
   "body", "baz",
   "headers", "Header1", "Value1");

In our specific case, as @nliviu has pointed out, we’d need to add a Content-Type header. Something like:

mDashNotify("HTTP.Request", "{%Q:%Q, %Q: %Q, %Q: %Q, %Q:{%Q:%Q}}",
   "url", "https://SSID:AUTHTOKEN@YOUR_WORKSTATION_IP:1234/blah",
   "method", "POST",
   "body", "To=%2B18005556666&From=%2B18005551212&Body=Hello",
   "headers", "Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded");

@Autodog please test that.

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#23

Tested and confirmed. Finally works! Thank you for the efforts.

If you could update the docs with these new mDashNotify() details for posterity that would be much appreciated.

-AD

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