I'm trying to make a project where a barcode (an array of 20 char ) will be send to a db via a web api made in xml.The api returns a false or true(if this barcode is included in the db or not). I didn't make the api. I have only its path(see picture below).
My problem is that when i run my code i have a bad request, of the GET . I'm not sure if i have to use GET or POST, although i read a lot of stuff about this and if it is GET, i'm not sure i'm requesting it in the wright way.
I use an arduino uno and a wiznet w5200 ethernet shield.
Here is my code and the picture of the path of the webapi.
Generally can i send parameters through a GET request to a db or not??And if its not and i have to use a POST, where can i read something about posting it with the wright syntax???
Thanks in advance, waiting for any advise or help
Xelwna.
Just now i realised and changed on big mistake in my code. I shouldn't use port 80, but port 7772 of my server, as the name says ;D ;D ...now the GET request is ok. My question now is if it is possible, instead of the number of the barcode, to put a parameter inside the get request.
Here is my code again and a photo of the servers response.
Again, it is me talking to my self...
it was more simple than i could imagine..
The wright syntax is the following, where barcode is an array of char declared earlier.
I'm posting it in case someone else has the same questions as me..