Are you asking what the format of the POST request is? Its always the same information as you pass in GET. In the case of a hisRead it would look like this in JSON:
The response is exactly the same whether you use POST or GET. Note that moving forward, we are going to restrict GETs to only operations without side-effects. So its preferable to use POST all the time.
Syd Gillani Mon 28 Sep 2020
Hi,
I need clarification regarding the POST response of hisRead request (I'll talk in Json)
Given /haystack/hisRead?id=@hisId&range=yesterday
The response we get for a single point request is as follows:
Will it be the list of the single call response For example:
Brian Frank Mon 28 Sep 2020
Are you asking what the format of the POST request is? Its always the same information as you pass in GET. In the case of a hisRead it would look like this in JSON:
The response is exactly the same whether you use POST or GET. Note that moving forward, we are going to restrict GETs to only operations without side-effects. So its preferable to use POST all the time.