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I should perhaps be a bit more precise with my question.
Let say I'd like to make a POST request to get the domain sessions.
https://engine.tygron.com/api/event/io/get_domain_sessions/
Would it be possible to provide me with an example of how to do this with FME? I did read the wiki (https://support.tygron.com/wiki/REST_API)
A print screen of how far I got (not with my actual b64 user:pw)
Yes, figured it out.
My mistake. I should have read your wiki better!
Hey Ward,
I'm of course very happy to hear you were able to resolve your question on your own. I am curious, however, what it was that you changed or resolved to make your call work. Would you be willing to provide a bit more info?
Kind regards!
Yes, well, I worked with R first and using the API is quite easy. That's why I expected it to be even easier with FME. But it turned out that you have to read the wiki and read everything. 😊
The next sentence in your wiki is quite important and easy to miss.
Note that the supplied Content-Type header must be "application/json", the Accept header must be "application/json", and the f=JSON parameters must be added to the url. Also note that when sending parameters in JSON format, optional parameters may be left out entirely.