Is It any reslut,like typed into the IE url?thanks!
Hi @donghai
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Buddy Kindly elaborate your issue so that it could be easy for us to get into this in right direction
Hope you dont mistake
Cheers @donghai
Hi @donghai,
Yes there was way. You can use Start Process (for Open IE) and use parameters (for URL link).
Another way is use ‘Execute Sell command’ activity with “iexplore.exe www.google.com”
TanQ,
Michael Udhaya
I want to use it like Write Line activty,or WireShart tools,after my posted it,I want to know the actual post data. thanks
Can you explain the process flow of your code!
like ,i want to use the third party API,i want to know what data i have posted. English is not my native language.I am sorry that I can’t explain it so clearly.
Hello, I think I’m having a similar issue to this where I can’t find the details of what I sent.
When using the HTTP Request Wizard I’m able to assign Parameters and URL segments and then when previewing the request I can see what I’ve sent in the Request Info.
How can I get the Request Info from the HTTP Request activity?
Using UiPath Studio Pro v2020.4.1 and UiPath.WebAPI.Activities v1.9.2 as there was an error when using v1.11.1
Hi Samuel
I suggest you to test it in PostMan first.
BR
That’s what I do, but I’ve got dynamically generated parameters and URL segments so need to see what the activity sends in its request.
Hi Samuel
I had give up to solve this thing, I had test it successful by PostMan.
BR
Yeah, for generating dynamic requests I’m finding String.Format to populate the endpoint argument is providing better visibility than the Parameters or URL Segments.