Hi all,
I am currently experimenting with a IoT solution. Instead of using the HCP, with the preconfigured IoT services, I have created an oData service on a HANA system on AWS.
To test the HTTP GET and the HTTP POST, I have used Postman, and it works. The HTTP POST via postman can be achieved by providing the X-CSRF-Token in the header data, which I have fetched first using a HTTP GET.
Now I am trying to replicate this with a Node.js javascript. However, after I have fetched the X-CSRF-Token with a HTTP GET, I want to do a HTTP POST with the actual data, and also with the X-CSRF-Token filled with the value i got from the fetch. However, the token value is not valid anymore when I create the POST request. I have tried to keep the session open, by using a http agent (keepAlive : true, maxSockets : 1), but with no success.
I also tried to turn off the X-CSRF-Token by changing the GUI parameters of my oData service in SICF by putting parameter ~CHECK_CSRF_TOKEN to 0, but also without success.
Does anyone know how this could be done with node.js?
Many thanks,
Steven Spronk
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