Closed nsiniakevich closed 8 years ago
This has been fixed in newer versions of Paw. Sorry for not updating my StackOverflow answer earlier:
It has been fixed in newer versions of Paw. You can simply do like suggested in the question. Right-click and pick Request > Request Parsed Body.
Add all the references you need, and you'll have the wanted hash:
You now have the MD5 of the three first params concatenated (no error reported).
@mittsh I have more complex logic and I have to use extension.
But I've already figure out how to handle it in the code:
replace request.urlEncodedBody
to request.getUrlEncodedBody(true)
and work with parameters as DynamicString
.
Thank you.
Yep, that's a good way to go 😄
Hi, this's just a reminder about that issue. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32922511/calculating-dynamic-value-from-request-body-parameters-in-paw
As I understand the current solution is to duplicate parameters in headers.
Is there better solution?