Converting Curl command to HTTP sender in Mirth Channel (CSV to HTTP Sender) RESOLVED

[Skynet]

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[pacmano]

I missed the error in your first post (I just expected a screenshot, not an xml export).

I doubt the container name resolves in the mirth instance.

[Skynet]

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[pacmano]

Also the URL hostname of the curl command you posted does not match the channel you posted.

[pacmano]

I don’t think you have ever posted the error

and I asked you for a sample file which you never posted.

You are making it hard to help you

[Skynet]

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[pacmano]

This curl command (note this forum adds spaces in the command):

curl --data-binary @template_import.csv "localhost:3000/api/dataValueSets?dataElementIdScheme=code&orgUnitIdSc heme=code&categoryOptionComboIdScheme=code&dryRun= false&importStrategy=CREATE" -H "Content-Type:application/csv" -u admin:district


The curl set up:

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What the other side sees:

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The mirth setup:

1) set your source reader to binary, not text.
2) remove the "?" like siddharth said.
3) Set pre-emptive

What the other side sees:

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Screenshot of both since font size make it look different:


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[Skynet]

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[pacmano]

Post a sample dataset to send to the channel. I wrote that above.

It's a bit hard to help becase we don't know the endpint software that you are calling, can your provide a link to their API specs?

[Skynet]

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[pacmano]

I arleady mentioend to send these to yourself, your calls don't match.

To get better help:

Post a full channel export.
Post a sample dataset to send to the channel.

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[Skynet]

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[siddharth]

I think there should not be any question mark on the URL.If I remember it would come automatically because you are using query Params.

[pacmano]

You can of course likely find some other tool that is just a "dumb" listener which is the main objective here - i.e. to show you the raw http post as received by the other side.

The echo server I mentioned assumes you have intereactive access to see the output. That is possible of course for a container. There are also containers on docker hub that provide an echo service.

[Skynet]

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