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curl with Variable Substitution in an XML Request Body
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This example shows how to use variables inside an XML request body using the {{variable_name}} syntax. When the HTTP request’s Content-Type indicates XML, Chilkat automatically applies proper XML entity encoding to each substituted value, ensuring the resulting XML remains valid.Chilkat Go Downloads
success := false
// Variable names are enclosed between {{ and }}
// curl -X POST https://api.example.com/api/orders \
// -H "Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8" \
// -H "Accept: application/xml" \
// -d '<order>
// <customerName>{{customer_name}}</customerName>
// <note>{{note}}</note>
// <address>{{address}}</address>
// <instructions>{{instructions}}</instructions>
// </order>'
sbCurl := chilkat.NewStringBuilder()
sbCurl.AppendLn("curl -X POST https://api.example.com/api/orders \\")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" -H \"Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8\" \\")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" -H \"Accept: application/xml\" \\")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" -d '<order>")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" <customerName>{{customer_name}}</customerName>")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" <note>{{note}}</note>")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" <address>{{address}}</address>")
sbCurl.AppendLn(" <instructions>{{instructions}}</instructions>")
sbCurl.AppendLn("</order>'")
curl := chilkat.NewHttpCurl()
// The values below contain chars that will require XML entity encoding.
// Chilkat will automatically do the encoding because the Content-Type of this request is "application/xml"
curl.SetVar("customer_name","John & Sons")
curl.SetVar("note","He said \"Ship it ASAP!\"")
curl.SetVar("address","123 <Main> Street")
curl.SetVar("instructions","Use door #2 & call upon arrival")
// To demonstrate how the variables are replaced, this example does not execute the curl command.
// Instead, it generates the raw HTTP request that would be sent if the curl command were run.
sbRawRequest := chilkat.NewStringBuilder()
success = curl.ToRawRequest(*sbCurl.GetAsString(),sbRawRequest)
if success == false {
fmt.Println(curl.LastErrorText())
sbCurl.DisposeStringBuilder()
curl.DisposeHttpCurl()
sbRawRequest.DisposeStringBuilder()
return
}
fmt.Println(*sbRawRequest.GetAsString())
// The output is shown below.
// Notice the chars that were XML entity encoded.
// POST /api/orders HTTP/1.1
// Accept: application/xml
// Host: api.example.com
// Content-Type: application/xml; charset=utf-8
// Content-Length: 229
//
// <order>
// <customerName>John & Sons</customerName>
// <note>He said "Ship it ASAP!"</note>
// <address>123 <Main> Street</address>
// <instructions>Use door #2 & call upon arrival</instructions>
// </order>
sbCurl.DisposeStringBuilder()
curl.DisposeHttpCurl()
sbRawRequest.DisposeStringBuilder()