Hello,
I have an old SEGW service. This has entities / sets which have the attribute “acutalizable”. Now, unfortunately, only a PATCH request is generated from it.
However, only a PUT (i.e. update) is implemented in the service. The GET single, which is needed for a PATCH, does not exist in the service.
Furthermore, you have to enter the ID in the body of the PUT, which the PATCH request does not allow.
Is there a way to generate PUT in addition to PATCH? A classic ODATA API supports both.
We use the Java version of the transformation.
Regards,
Nils
Hello,
I have an old SEGW service. This has entities / sets which have the attribute “acutalizable”. Now, unfortunately, only a PATCH request is generated from it.
However, only a PUT (i.e. update) is implemented in the service. The GET single, which is needed for a PATCH, does not exist in the service.
Furthermore, you have to enter the ID in the body of the PUT, which the PATCH request does not allow.
Is there a way to generate PUT in addition to PATCH? A classic ODATA API supports both.
We use the Java version of the transformation.
Regards,
Nils