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If that is the case, the current request can be used to retrieve a new url, using the file-id that was obtained before
The Postman request:
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Request configuration
a.- Headers
Standard headers, nothing to update here.
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b.- Body
Values that are used for this demo (selected as Postman type RAW):
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| fileId | "{{file-id}}" | file Id obtained before via a.1.1.2.- obtain fileId and a presigned URL to upload a big size document file (POST) |
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c.- Pre-request script
Not used here
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d.- Tests script
The following script is executed after the request is sent, to evaluate the response and also to set up environment variables (if they are needed for following requests)
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// following test will verify the expected response code for this request
pm.test("Status code is 204", function () {
pm.response.to.have.status(204);
});
// the following test will retrieve the updated url from the response headers
pm.test("location is not null", () => {
const headers = pm.response.headers.get('Location')
pm.expect(headers).not.eql('undefined');
if (headers !== undefined) {
console.log("upload-url:"+headers)
pm.environment.set("upload-url", headers);
}
});
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Expected response
e.- Body
equal 1 for the success of the Put request
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f.- Headers
The headers provide the updated url in the location entry. The post request test, takes care of updating the upload url on the environment conifguration
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g.- Test results
This depends on the test we set up in the test script
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