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RestClient :: Request.execute transfer hashset

I used the RestClient query as such:

response = RestClient.post server_url, post_params, accept: :json

Which is working fine. But I need to increase the timeout since it does not end from time to time while the server is loading.

I researched and found that the only solution is to change the syntax to something like:

 response = RestClient::Request.execute(:method => :post, :url => server_url, post_params, :timeout => 9000000000)

however, it seems that I cannot pass the hash of the parameter file ( 'post_params' ) as I could in the previous call. how can I write a request to include 'post_params' . This is a complex hashmap, so I can’t increase it or get rid of it.

Help is much appreciated.

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The data you send is called the payload, so you need to specify it as the payload:

 response = RestClient::Request.execute(:method => :post, :url => server_url, :payload => post_params, :timeout => 9000000, :headers => {:accept => :json})

Alternatively, you can use a shorter timeout, otherwise you are likely to get the argument Errno :: EINVAL: Invalid.

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the data you send is in the payload when we try to use rest_client.post or any method like get, put which rest_client do

 def self.post(url, payload, headers={}, &block) Request.execute(:method => :post, :url => url, :payload => payload, :headers => headers, &block) end

so what we want to accomplish

  response = RestClient.post api_url, {:file => file, :multipart => true }, { :params =>{:foo => 'foo'} #query params

therefore, the execute command will take {:file => file, :multipart => true } as a payload and { :params =>{:foo => 'foo' } } as a header, so to transfer all this you need

 response= RestClient::Request.execute(:method => :post, :url => api_url, :payload => {:file => file, :multipart => true }, :headers => { :params =>{:foo => 'foo'}}, :timeout => 90000000)

it should do

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