Error: JSON error response from server: {"code":8002,"message":"Could not parse request with message: , status code 404, headers POST /FDD131B6-4E4C-69F9-FFEC-6FAD74387800/38980140-DD76-45D2-AC83-26ACBF301823/data/Users/login","errorData":{}}.status: 404
Resource settings for Create record (POST)
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Resource URL: https://api.backendless.com/FDD131B6-4E4C-69F9-FFEC-6FAD74387800/38980140-DD76-45D2-AC83-26ACBF301823/data/Users/login
Relative path:
I’m not yet familiar with the Appgyver’s Composer, please make a screenshot of how it looks, how the request body is installed there.
This is a browser program, isn’t it? See what exactly comes with Use the built in tools or available plugins for any browser out there, like Firebug for Firefox or Chrome’s developer tools. Each have a network tab that you can use to see all GET / POST requests and responses to any type of resource. See for Chrome.
Hey Dima, Appgyver’s Composer Pro uses REST, though. So I think we’re good.
And actually, some users on Appgyver’s forums recommend Backendless with Appgyver’s Composer Pro.
Btw, on REST API - I noticed there isn’t a PATCH option in the Backendless Console. Can’t seem to find anyone mentioning this on the forums either.
Can I just confirm that we can use PATCH instead of PUT to update data in the Backendless DB? For eg. if we want to update 1-2 properties of a specific user instead of having to input 10, 20 or 30 properties that are required in a PUT request.
Sorry if I’m getting it wrong, and thanks in advance
I was able to post a record using Appgyver.
I was also able to retrieve the array of data.
But for some reason I cannot access an individual property. It seems to be rejecting the relative path.
When I try to retrieve the record Object ID, this is the error I receive.
If it works in Postman and Swagger (and I am sure it works in Backendless’ own REST Console), wouldn’t it point in the direction of Appgyver? Have you tried approaching their support?
Yes, I was able to get it working today. And everything is running well. I will try to write a short tutorial in the next week or two, so that other appgyver users who have no coding skills can use backendless as their backend. I think backendless is a good option for appgyver users. More powerful than bubble.