Hi,

I don't know how your python code works, this is the request you have to do and that will produce an object compatible with Cloud Portal. Please, check the differences between your REST request and this one.

PUT /container_name/object_name HTTP/1.1
Host: Swift Endpoint
Content-Type:application/json
X-Auth-Token:auth_token

{
"mimeType": fileType,
"metadata": {},
"valuetransferencoding": "base64",
"value": fileData
}

Comment by welkom@nederdesign.nl :

Hi Fiware,

The request that I send is via the Python code (You will find it in the attachment).
The Python code creates a container, lists container information and stores a text file in the container.
At the end of the code you will see the requests.

When I try to download the file it's impossible.
I also have tried to download the file in different browser but still the same problem.

With best regards,
Vriendelijke groeten,
Igor Ivanisevic
 
nederdesign.nl
Zuidstraat 14
4551 BL Sas van Gent
 
Postbus 29
4550 AA Sas van Gent
 
0115 - 69 19 85  |  welkom@nederdesign.nl |  www.nederdesign.nl

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Van: Help-Desk jira-help-desk@fi-ware.org
Verzonden: woensdag 7 september 2016 11:19
Aan: Nederdesign.nl <welkom@nederdesign.nl>
Onderwerp: [FIWARE-JIRA] (HELP-7143) [Fiware-lab-help] FIWARE Lab Assistance

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Comments:

Alvaro Alonso - Today 11:18 AM
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Hi, could you send me the REST request you send to store the object?

Kenneth Nagin - Today 8:52 AM
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Alvaro:
We think this ticket is probably related to the UI. Please take a look.

Ken

Daniele Santoro - 26/Aug/16 9:54 AM
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Dear,

I've forwarded your request to the second level support. They will help you solve your issue.

Best,
Daniele

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Issue id: HELP-7143
Description:
Dear FIWARE lab,

I have a problem with FIWARE Cloud Portal to download files.

When I go to my container via the web browser and login in on FIWARE lab cloud and press Upload Object, give it a name and press Download Object everything works fine, it will download the object.

But when I run the Phyton script from the example, source: https://forge.fiware.org/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php/Object_Storage_-_User_and_Programmers_Guide

I have changed the script so it only creates a container, stores text into the create container and lists object from the container. So far no problems.
But when I go to my container via the web browser and login in on FIWARE lab cloud. I see the container and text file but when I press Download Object, nothing happens I only see the loading icon. It's not possible to download object that are stored by the script.

Maybe it's a bug or something like that, I don't know. Or maybe I am doing something wrong.
Please could you help me?

With best regards,
Vriendelijke groeten,

Igor Ivanisevic

nederdesign.nl
Zuidstraat 14
4551 BL Sas van Gent

Postbus 29
4550 AA Sas van Gent

0115 - 69 19 85 | welkom@nederdesign.nl<welkom@nederdesign.nl> | www.nederdesign.nl<http://www.nederdesign.nl/>

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Hi, could you send me the REST request you send to store the object?

Alvaro:
We think this ticket is probably related to the UI. Please take a look.

Ken

Dear,

I've forwarded your request to the second level support. They will help you solve your issue.

Best,
Daniele