HTTP Request 400 error

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Hi All

I am using HTTP request activity to get the weather report as a parameter passing ‘q’ and ‘appid’. But, still getting the status code 400 as bad error.

Please, see the below input and preview

The image shows the HTTP Request Wizard interface configured to send a GET request to the OpenWeatherMap API with parameters for the city "London" and an API key. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows the HTTP Request Wizard interface configured to send a GET request to the OpenWeatherMap API with parameters for the city "London" and an API key. (Captioned by AI)595×684 20.7 KB

The image shows an HTTP request to the OpenWeatherMap API returning a 400 error with the message "Nothing to geocode." (Captioned by AI)

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@Santhosh_Perumal,

Remove the q from endpoint URL as you are already passing as parameter.

A screenshot of an HTTP Request Wizard is shown, with configurations for an API call to OpenWeatherMap's weather endpoint, including parameters for "q" (query) and "appid" (application ID). (Captioned by AI)
A screenshot of an HTTP Request Wizard is shown, with configurations for an API call to OpenWeatherMap's weather endpoint, including parameters for "q" (query) and "appid" (application ID). (Captioned by AI)1026×1204 153 KB

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You can pass parameter in endpoint itself
check below screenshot
Hope this will work

The image shows a screenshot of an HTTP request and response from OpenWeatherMap API for weather data in London, displaying information such as temperature, humidity, and cloud conditions. (Captioned by AI)
The image shows a screenshot of an HTTP request and response from OpenWeatherMap API for weather data in London, displaying information such as temperature, humidity, and cloud conditions. (Captioned by AI)747×848 28.6 KB

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Thanks Ashok it works

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@Santhosh_Perumal,

Wonderful! Kindly mark my answer as solution as it’s the solution so it will be helpful to other community members as well!

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