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I wrote both the front end and back end.
There is no authentication.
I have a Java app that issues requests as well.
It is a PUT.
If you want we can switch to another operation that does a GET.
I don't think that will get us anywhere really. You want the JAVA code?
if you look at the "Postman" plugin from Chrome you can easily set it up to mimic the test. it's a JSON tester.
You will see that it works correctly.
Could you attach "Postman" screenshot with successful request to your service?
Can i send this via support@appery,io ?
i don't want it posted in this thread
Yes, you can send it via a href="mailto:support@appery.io" rel="nofollow"support@appery.io/a
Just sent it
Thanks
Hello!
Replied you directly as my reply contains passwords.
Ok this works using the Appery.io service.
Didn't solve my issue with writing my own AJAX script (Just in case others view this).
Most of the docs I view show how to map responses to a return form. At least from a UI design perspective.
This is also true from a REQUEST as well. But a lot of this data is built or retrieved from behind the scenes.
Are there documents on this as well?
It's easy to set up a service REQUEST. But after the request is sent. Do you create an additional EVENT (such as JavaScript), that will be fired after the service has been issued?
This is a confusing piece on my part
Thanks Al
Please take a look here http://docs.appery.io/documentation/u... (in particular here http://docs.appery.io/documentation/u...)