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(PowerShell) curl with Variable Substitution in an XML Request BodySee more CURL ExamplesThis 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.Note: This example requires Chilkat v11.5.0 or greater.
Add-Type -Path "C:\chilkat\ChilkatDotNet47-x64\ChilkatDotNet47.dll" $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 = New-Object Chilkat.StringBuilder $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 = New-Object Chilkat.HttpCurl # 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 = New-Object Chilkat.StringBuilder $success = $curl.ToRawRequest($sbCurl.GetAsString(),$sbRawRequest) if ($success -eq $false) { $($curl.LastErrorText) exit } $($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> |
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