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I am trying to send a file to an AWS S3 bucket via an API call. I am able to send the file when I use Postman, but I am unable to send it via Content Loader Functions. I am assuming my configurations may be incorrect.
When I send the file through Postman, I do the following:
The following is my service to send the file via Content Loader Functions:
// Content: BLOB
var Content = Things["SystemRepository"].LoadBinary({
path: "/directory/subDirectory/someFile.csv" /* STRING */
});
// result: BLOB
var result = Resources["ContentLoaderFunctions"].PutBinary({
proxyScheme: undefined /* STRING */,
headers: undefined /* JSON */,
ignoreSSLErrors: undefined /* BOOLEAN */,
useNTLM: undefined /* BOOLEAN */,
workstation: undefined /* STRING */,
useProxy: undefined /* BOOLEAN */,
proxyHost: undefined /* STRING */,
url: "https://something.s3.amazonaws.com/888_2021-07-07_212149.457_UTC.csv?AWSAccessKeyId=ASIAXRXVK4ZJDEZAJJUX&Content-Type=text%2Fcsv&Expires=1625693809&Signature=nmDoq8o6NgidN1hUo583A72Nxi4%3D&x-amz-security-token=IQoJb3JpZ2luX2VjEH4aCXVzLWVhc3QtMSJHMEUCIQDOPwJ3chYw%2BZAll8k4ZEqrvjQZBmXO1nld4ceraUPKOwIgeCWL5q%2FqLjxAYNjx%2FQEbF3lX2ib%2FhhHGAo1TAgAVevUqlAIIZhAAGgw1MTkxMzE4MTc1NTQiDK0Pq%2FgZhZxIAqJH%2FirxAaBuAJ0N1gMNL2RrTdXp8tO18LzWtjE6oTmjKqCP%2Fh8pY5Qld0zBk86AS15z3S70YiG%2FJ7XXyu6VSyc3rHpwLASoJ1ty%2FIBNIDldtkToG36xCPZAay3d0CEDHpkBRUpXNSEGDkaIncea99TrWnu9fR3jeCITp3u0JqJz%2FBP4WU6OCDmxGzJwgdloRXJsxA5YPKZBS9JRe7M15bhr839NZxWwMs9QDYk1kNkL0%2FicVeR%2FTxt0vXOAJdGFFJib%2FWbVyO9pBHjQp4HHJhzbbR%2FPYECgf%2FBmcDDXNow46uGHuMDyEnGsVfRPY4sM%2Fq2aaFT2rMEw7LWYhwY6mgFFj8ph881sLALSD7PX4wvnm2tGSDhr%2Ffn9vJ%2FtlQZCs8OS5mfzXgc7bEpupHXewZYDWEs3ro3uyFVvitA6JLibTsCj680yJzylbIuC8%2BjIvyRBbiy8Z9V6K2JRUCZEPSSmuAB%2FjkqYF%2Bx8Vrmn7vNJr3IafR10nEK5c2Aj%2Fgzr7VuWnKumd0PQTT2qZlOmSwS%2F6Y359gAVptF4" /* STRING */,
content: Content /* BLOB */,
timeout: undefined /* NUMBER */,
proxyPort: undefined /* INTEGER */,
password: undefined /* STRING */,
domain: undefined /* STRING */,
username: undefined /* STRING */
});
When I run this service, I get a blob output, but the file is not received in the S3 bucket.
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Haven't done it myself and can't check atm, but I'd try to add headers (set the appropriate type there)
var headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json'};
and change headers: undefined /* JSON */ to headers: headers /* JSON */,
Also, what http response are you getting / what's is returned in result["result"]?
One more thing... While passing auth data in the URL seem to work, I'd consider using authorization headers for passing AWSAccessKeyId. You definitely have see this, but, just in case, there are some examples of using POST on Amazon https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/HTTPPOSTExamples.html
Haven't done it myself and can't check atm, but I'd try to add headers (set the appropriate type there)
var headers = { 'Content-Type': 'application/json'};
and change headers: undefined /* JSON */ to headers: headers /* JSON */,
Also, what http response are you getting / what's is returned in result["result"]?
One more thing... While passing auth data in the URL seem to work, I'd consider using authorization headers for passing AWSAccessKeyId. You definitely have see this, but, just in case, there are some examples of using POST on Amazon https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/HTTPPOSTExamples.html
I was able to get it to work after setting headers to the following:
{ 'Content-Type': 'text/csv'},
Thank you! In my case, it's 'text/csv' as that is the file type I am uploading.