Is it possible to write files to the IO folder for a project using pyHaystack? I know that I can do that with Axon scripts, but I'm wondering if I can upload and/or read files that are located in the project's IO folder.
Brian FrankTue 22 Jun 2021
If pyHaystack lets you do arbitrary GET and POST calls, then it would be a get/post to:
Thank you for the reply. I've shared this with a group that was working on this and I think I've convinced them to use the pyHaystack module in a way that will not even require this access. Previously, they were only using the module to send http requests to run Axon scripts, instead of using the actual pyHaystack calls that are available. Now, they are able to read and write using the appropriate calls from within the pyHaystack module and should not need access to that folder.
Doug Sims Tue 22 Jun 2021
Is it possible to write files to the IO folder for a project using pyHaystack? I know that I can do that with Axon scripts, but I'm wondering if I can upload and/or read files that are located in the project's IO folder.
Brian Frank Tue 22 Jun 2021
If pyHaystack lets you do arbitrary GET and POST calls, then it would be a get/post to:
Doug Sims Thu 15 Jul 2021
Thank you for the reply. I've shared this with a group that was working on this and I think I've convinced them to use the pyHaystack module in a way that will not even require this access. Previously, they were only using the module to send http requests to run Axon scripts, instead of using the actual pyHaystack calls that are available. Now, they are able to read and write using the appropriate calls from within the pyHaystack module and should not need access to that folder.