Re: Help with 400 Bad Request

Are you sure about that?  I checked the code, and I can't seen how that
would be happening.  I'm not even writing the document to a file.  I'm
creating it as a string in memory and sending it directly from memory.
Also, that path that you mentioned looks like a Unix path, and I'm on a
Window system, so even if I was, it would start with "C:\", rather than
"/tmp/".

Could you be looking at the wrong request?

-Joe

On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 11:43 PM, Ulrich Klauer <[email protected]> wrote:

> Joe Martinez write:
>
> > ok, done again
>
> OK, found the right place where to look. :-)  Currently, you are not
> sending an XML document, but a file name. I.e. the request body is
> something like "/tmp/gBqzJCJkqK" when you probably want to send the
> contents of that file.
>
> You should fix that, then try again so that we can catch any other
> problems while the debugging code is still there.
>
> Ulrich
>
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