PUT with headers.

[romibe]

Hi,
On my Time with 4.4.0 the PUT with Headers does not work (spinning pipe on pebble). Is there any workaround on it?
Thx.

PUT https://public-api.nello.io/v1/locations/a71122f1-60ed-46e3-902f-da2e2603c463/open/

Headers:
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer N4atQOdTmbtk3xftsrW3KuLBApI8Be
Content-Length: 0

[skonagaya]

I'm not sure if there's enough information to help troubleshoot here.

What's the response that you get back?

Have you tried using a POST instead?

-Sean

[romibe]

Its alive. :) Thank you.
There is no response on PUT gET or POST. The pipe on pebble is spinning with no response.
I tryed PUT with different agruments - same.
Tryed PUT without Headers - response 401.
4.0.0
Android 8.0

I did a workaroud with Tasker and REST plugin, it works.

[kennedn]

Hi, to add context to this issue, I monitored the logs whilst running a PUT request with headers. I get the following;

[10:21:04] pkjs> HTTP Push:150 jskit_system :: PebbleEventListener : bad dispatch on event appmessage: InvalidStateError: Failed to execute 'setRequestHeader' on 'XMLHttpRequest': The object's state must be OPENED.

Looking in at your code this is caused by calling setRequestHeader before xhr.open() has been called, which invalidates the call.

HTTP-Push/src/js/pebble-js-app.js

Line 100 in 087d612

xhr.open(method, ToUrl, true);

Should be ran before

HTTP-Push/src/js/pebble-js-app.js

Lines 32 to 45 in 087d612

	// append all the headers in the request
	for (var i = 0; i < headers.length; i++) {
	for (var key in headers[i]) {
	key = key.trim();
	val = headers[i][key].trim();
	if (key && val) {
	console.log("Setting header: " + key + ": " + val);
	xhr.setRequestHeader(key, val);
	}
	if (key.toLowerCase() == "content-type") {
	overrideContentType = true;
	}
	}
	}

[abelmatser]

To people looking, I believe the issue @kennedn identified is fixed in a fork. Commit linked. I'll try that fork out when I have time and report back. If I forget, bump me ;-)

[abelmatser]

I build the commit and could successfully trigger a Post request to Home Assistant. I used the following self-built .pbw
pebble-http-push_clach04.zip or alternatively from a release on my fork.