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theMadKing
theMadKing

Reputation: 2074

scalaj-http Multiple Parameters on Get

I have an RESTful API call that looks like the following:

http://xxxxx:9000/api/parameter/value?ecosystem_name=streaming_pipeline&ecosystem_key_name=kafka_brokers

Which works fine when I use it through postman or Swagger. When I run scalaj-http on it:

val result = Http("http://xxxxxx:9000/parameter/value").params(Map(("ecosystem_name", "streaming_pipeline"), ("ecosystem_key_name", "kafka_brokers"))).asString

I get a not found response. This has worked with other calls when I use just a single parameter:

val result = Http("http://xxxxxx:9000/api/schemas/name").param("schema_name", schemaName).asString

Why is it when I try and use multiple parameters it seems to be failing? I have tried using .param(...).param(...) instead of the .params with no luck either.

Edit based on:

scala> val result = Http("http://xxxxx:9000/parameter/value").params(Map("ecosystem_name" -> "streaming_pipeline", "ecosystem_key_name" -> "kafka_brokers")).asString
result: scalaj.http.HttpResponse[String] = HttpResponse(,404,Map(Content-Length -> Vector(0), Date -> Vector(Tue, 26 Jul 2016 17:53:49 GMT), Server -> Vector(Apache-Coyote/1.1), Status -> Vector(HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found)))

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1546

Answers (1)

Marco
Marco

Reputation: 4927

I think the problem is that you are not initializing properly the Map[String,String] parameter for the params function. The correct way to initialize a Map is:

val myMap = Map(key -> value, key2 -> value2)

So your get request would looks like this:

val result = Http("http://xxxxxx:9000/parameter/value").params(Map("ecosystem_name"-> "streaming_pipeline", "ecosystem_key_name"-> "kafka_brokers")).asString

Upvotes: 1

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