Http.Request with query param laden url doesn't seem to send

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Shuo C2 asked Feb 02 2021 at 3:04 PM Phil BoBo edited Feb 02 2021 at 8:01 PM

Http.Request with query param laden url doesn't seem to send

I'm trying to send out a Http.Request (GET) with a url attached with query params.

I'm able to hit the server with the following (confirm by logs and a 502 response)

Http.Request request = Http.Request("example-api.com");
request.method = Http.Method.Get;
Http.Response response = request.sendAndWait();

However, when trying with the following

Http.Request request = Http.Request("example-api.com?param1=123");
request.method = Http.Method.Get;
Http.Response response = request.sendAndWait();
print(response.value);
print(response.statusCode);

The output console displays

(empty line here, code formatter deletes it if I leave it as empty line)
0

With logs on the server end showing the call didn't go through

Any ideas here?

Software Version:

FlexSim 21.0.0

flexsim 21.0.0 https

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Answer 1 · 2021-02-02T19:05:50Z

Phil BoBo answered Feb 02 2021 at 7:05 PM Phil BoBo edited Feb 02 2021 at 8:01 PM

The Http.Request() constructor that takes a URL doesn't parse out parameters. It only takes the protocol, host, port, and reference path. See FlexScript Class - Http.Request (flexsim.com)

Put the parameters into the data property. FlexScript Class - Http.Request (flexsim.com)

I'll add a case to the dev list to consider parsing the parameter data out of the URL in that constructor.

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