It might happen, that due to the expiration of the url provided by a.1.1.2.- obtain fileId and a presigned URL to upload a big size document file (POST), the file cannot be uploaded (the link should be valid for some time, but maybe due to some unforseen issue the file was not uploaded on time).

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:

Request configuration

a.- Headers

Standard headers, nothing to update here.

b.- Body

Values that are used for this demo (selected as Postman type RAW):

c.- Pre-request script

Not used here

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)

// 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);
    }

});

Expected response

e.- Body

equal 1 for the success of the Put request

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

g.- Test results

This depends on the test we set up in the test script