How do I make / send this with the JSON and Get object?

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  • So, the headline says this is a response object, something you receive as answer after you sent something. You can send this JSON structure if you want and you don't need the JSON object, it might become useful for next steps.

    You can test http posts here:
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    You can send send your test structure to Please login to see this link., using POST, then click the content button and set the type to JSON (application/json).


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    This request gives a success so I configured the header data correctly.

    But I cannot say, if the correct JSON data structure was received. The get object wants two parameters, normally for key and value of a "FORM URL Encoded" Post. What we want is JSON so I left the key empty and put all in the value. If the Get object is stupid, it puts everything together as form encoded: key=value&secondkey=second value, ... so maybe it puts an "=" beofore my json... don't know.

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    You can have a look at example source codes at reqbin, some wrap the JSON with this:
    <<<DATA

    DATA

    You have to test it with the right target URL. If it's not your server, you can write an PHP-script which reads the POST from fusion, then you can analyze if it's valid/readable and possible debug it.


    Update:
    Fusion DOES add an = bewteen every key and value and does BASE64 encode every value. So the best you can do is to put you JSON ind the first parameter, the key and then you have a valid JSON-POST with an extra = at the end. Maybe it works but I guess it doesn't.

    I also tried to put things in the POST header or manipulate the header length, both doesn't work.

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