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QUESTION
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I have a pdf file that i get thanks to drag'n drop on my web client. (the file was obtains on the 'drop' event thank to event.dataTransfer.files[0]
). The file is a valid file because i can exploit it thank to a javascript pdf library.
I want to send this file to an API that i wrote with an XMLHttpRequest. The API is a python API wrote with fastAPI
library.
Problem
I can't manage to catch the file on the python API...
Environment
My web interface is local hosted on a python server. My API is also local hosted on an uvicorn server with enabled CORS policy. I have the specific "route" :
localhost:port/token
that give me the state of the API (if the API is "ready"). "token" simply is an access token.
I'm able to perform an XMLHtppRequest on this route from my web client and get the JSON response without any issues.
Here is the javascript request:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-16 at 12:01Remove the line that sets the Content-Type
header.
A multipart upload needs a boundary specified in that request header, but by setting it yourself (and without one), you are overwriting the one the browser would automatically provide based on that FormData is getting used.
QUESTION
I have below code where i am looping through the materials and creating osm model object and adding that to list of materials(material vector
), and this is working fine.
Here i am adding creating duplicate osm model objects because of duplicate materials. so to avoid this i am implementing a generic concrete class that has a regular dictionary to cache the objects, and a Func factory parameter to create new items if not found in the cache
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-18 at 20:26Try this
QUESTION
I'm going mad trying to resolve a key/value issue on a simple hash inside a hash.
My key is of type "OpenStudio::OptionalString" which comes from an API used in my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-23 at 17:27A hash key can be any object type as long as the objects are unique. The definition for uniqueness or equality is found in "Hash Keys".
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