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Hi All,
I have been using Python to do a relatively simple POST operation where I in return get som data. Using requests in Python, I use the following code which gives the desired result:
body = {"ejendomnr":"880",
"AktivNr":"1",
"I_Nr":"1",
"AarsMaerke":"2023",
"Aflaesningsfilter":"afMaanedsvis"
}
url = 'https://apiapp.dff-edb.dk/gentofte/api/getforbrug?id=5c474de09dba2c3069908e6f75a99e48&unr=88408800&anr=1&inr=1'
result = requests.post(url, json=datatest)
I have seached online to implement this in power query, and have currently implemented the following:
let
url = "https://apiapp.dff-edb.dk/gentofte/api/getforbrug?id=5c474de09dba2c3069908e6f75a99e48&unr=88408800&anr=1&inr=1",
headers = [#"Connection" = "keep-alive",#"Content-Type" = "application/json"],
postData = Json.FromValue([
Ejendomnr = "880",
AktivNr = "1",
I_Nr = "1",
AarsMaerk = "2023",
Aflaesningsfilter = "afMaanedsvis"]),
response = Web.Contents(
url,
[
Headers = headers,
Content = postData
]
),
jsonResponse = Json.Document(response)
in
jsonResponse
This however gives me an error 500 'Internal server error'. Is anybody able to help with how to solve this issue? The response of the POST method should be a JSON object.
*Note that the url contains a token which expires, therefore you may not be able to get a satisfying result using the URL*
Your code looks ok. 500 usually means an issue on the server, not in your code (unless your code crashed the server).
Consider using the RelativePath and Query options.
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