Using OSLC and REST problems
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Matias Rodriguez (46●1●10●11)
| asked Jun 16 '11, 3:32 p.m.
edited Mar 03 '14, 5:03 a.m. by Sreerupa Sen (1.0k●4)
I am trying to get information of the workitems through OSLC and REST, i was able to get all the information but when i try to get the Attached Files i get this error:
RESPONSE: Status Code: 400 BAD REQUEST. PAGE: You have followed a direct link to content hosted in a Jazz server. This page has been presented to ensure that a malicious website cannot use cleverly crafted content to circumvent security. If you would like to access the content, please use the link below. The link is the one i am following form my application. Any ideas? I just need to get the information in a txt file... |
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What content type are you specifying in the Accept header of the request? I think you should only get that response if it thinks the request is coming in from a web browser (i.e. looking for HTML). The Accept header should indicate text/xml, application/xml or application/rdf+xml.
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![]() I have this problem as well and setting the request header's type and accept values did not make a difference. I tried: (The following pseudo-code is in VB.Net syntax) dim Http as MSXML2.XMLHTTP ... Stuff up here... Http.setRequestHeader("Content-Type", "application/xml") Http.setRequestHeader("Accept", "text/xml") Http.send(jazzUserid & "&" & JazzPassword)
This generates status 400 "Bad Request".
Note that this worked in RTC 4.0.1 and stopped working when we upgraded to 4.0.5. |
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somebody has the solution, also I am having the same problem
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![]() I was having the same issue above (a POST or GET on the authentication URL from VBA was dying from 400 errors, even though the exact same code works from Perl/cuRL.)
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Were you able to resolve this? I am having the same problem trying to get photos of users through the API.
example:
https://SERVER:PORT/jazz/resource/content/_Gut94H7ZEeKejIlVdm5llw.jpg
Unfortunately, trying to get to the photo results in the message you posted.