On Wednesday, August 3, 2022 at 12:27:11 PM UTC-7 Vlad wrote:
> If the following is exposed:
>
> @service.json
> def test(a, b):
> ....
>
> it works just fine when I submit url?a=val1;b=val2
>
> but when I submit a dictionary - {"a":"val1", "b":val2"} - I can't figure
> out how to catch the parameters in the function test() - it gives an error
> that they are missing.
>
> I am not fully controlling the client that does the request - I am just
> giving this client url and the dictionary containing parameters.
>
> on the server side - i.e. in test() - how do I figure out what exactly the
> client is doing - how exactly the parameters are passed so that I could
> read and process them in test()?
>
I get an "unexpected keyword argument" exception if I try to use the
dictionary in the url. The manual only describes 2 syntaxes:
the test?a=val1&b=val2 version (note, '&' not ';'), and using
test/val1/val2.
request.args is ['json', 'test'] for the first form, and ['json', 'test',
'val1', 'val2'] for the second.
<URL:http://web2py.com/books/default/chapter/29/10/services#Remote-procedure-calls>
/dps
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