Upload document via CreateAndImportDocument.svc/EdmFileSet from Logic App Custom Connector

Hi Alexander,

I don't have any experience with Azure Logic Apps, so I cannot give you a recipe on how to upload a file there.

I could be wrong but I think the we are not uploading files using the multipart/form-data content type. I have an old bash script (see below) that uses curl to upload a file and the actual upload (patch request) is quite small.

echo Creating document...

ROOTURL=https://SERVER:PORT
DOCCLASS=200

# AUTH is a Base64-encoded version of username:password.
# Below the username and password is jackie:jackie

AUTH=amFja2llOmphY2tpZQ==

docNo=$(curl -s -k --location --request POST $ROOTURL'/int/ifsapplications/projection/v1/CreateAndImportDocument.svc/CreateDocument' \
 --header 'Authorization: Basic '$AUTH \
 --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
 --data-raw '{"DocClass" : "'$DOCCLASS'", "DocNo" : null, "DocSheet" : null, "DocRev" : null, "Title" : " Test Document", "BookingList" : null, "Id1" : null, "Id2" : null , "CreateFileRef" : "YES"}' | grep -Po '"DocNo":"[0-9]+"' | grep -Po '[0-9]+')

echo Document $docNo created. Uploading file...

echo Root $ROOTURL

curl -s -k --location --request PATCH $ROOTURL'/int/ifsapplications/projection/v1/CreateAndImportDocument.svc/EdmFileSet(DocClass='\'''$DOCCLASS''\'',DocNo='\'''$docNo''\'',DocSheet='\''1'\'',DocRev='\''A1'\'',DocType='\''ORIGINAL'\'',FileNo=1)/FileData' \
 --header 'Authorization: Basic '$AUTH \
 --header 'Content-Type: application/octet-stream' \
 --header 'If-Match: ETag here' \
 --header 'X-IFS-Content-Disposition: filename=Z3J1bXB5Y2F0LmpwZw==' \
 --data-binary '@/C:/tmp/grumpycat.jpg'

echo All done.

echo Download URL: $ROOTURL'/int/ifsapplications/projection/v1/CreateAndImportDocument.svc/EdmFileSet(DocClass='\'''$DOCCLASS''\'',DocNo='\'''$docNo''\'',DocSheet='\''1'\'',DocRev='\''A1'\'',DocType='\''ORIGINAL'\'',FileNo=1)/FileData'

Perhaps that script can nudge you in the right direction.
 

Also, when in doubt, always have a look in Chrome's Developer Tools, under Network, how the requests should look like. Then you of course need to "translate" what's there into the language or tool you use.