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FIWARE.Question.Tech.How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token.

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          Created question in FIWARE Q/A platform on 20-12-2016 at 16:12
          Please, ANSWER this question AT https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41245352/how-to-work-with-delete-request-and-x-auth-token

          Question:
          How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token

          Description:
          I want DELETE operation be allowed only after authentication/authorization process. I tried to do a DELETE operation passing an X-Auth-Token, but I got this: The status of this operation is: 400 Some error occurred!

          {"error":"BadRequest","description":"Orion accepts no payload for GET/DELETE requests. HTTP header Content-Type is thus forbidden"}

          I did this with GET request, without problem, but it is not working for DELETE.

          headers =

          {'X-Auth-Token': token}

          s = Session()
          request = Request('DELETE', DELETE_URL + entity_id, headers=headers)
          prepped = request.prepare()
          del prepped.headers['Content-Length']
          r = s.send(prepped)

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            Summary [fiware-stackoverflow] How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token FIWARE.Question.Tech.How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token.
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            Created question in FIWARE Q/A platform on 20-12-2016 at 16:12
            {color: red}Please, ANSWER this question AT{color} https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41245352/how-to-work-with-delete-request-and-x-auth-token


            +Question:+
            How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token

            +Description:+
            I want DELETE operation be allowed only after authentication/authorization process. I tried to do a DELETE operation passing an X-Auth-Token, but I got this: The status of this operation is: 400 Some error occurred!
                {"error":"BadRequest","description":"Orion accepts no payload for GET/DELETE requests. HTTP header Content-Type is thus forbidden"}

            I did this with GET request, without problem, but it is not working for DELETE.

            headers = {'X-Auth-Token': token}
            s = Session()
            request = Request('DELETE', DELETE_URL + entity_id, headers=headers)
            prepped = request.prepare()
            del prepped.headers['Content-Length']
            r = s.send(prepped)

            		 Created question in FIWARE Q/A platform on 20-12-2016 at 16:12
            {color: red}Please, ANSWER this question AT{color} https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41245352/how-to-work-with-delete-request-and-x-auth-token


            +Question:+
            How to work with DELETE request and X-Auth-Token

            +Description:+
            I want DELETE operation be allowed only after authentication/authorization process. I tried to do a DELETE operation passing an X-Auth-Token, but I got this: The status of this operation is: 400 Some error occurred!
                {"error":"BadRequest","description":"Orion accepts no payload for GET/DELETE requests. HTTP header Content-Type is thus forbidden"}

            I did this with GET request, without problem, but it is not working for DELETE.

            headers = {'X-Auth-Token': token}
            s = Session()
            request = Request('DELETE', DELETE_URL + entity_id, headers=headers)
            prepped = request.prepare()
            del prepped.headers['Content-Length']
            r = s.send(prepped)

            fla Fernando Lopez made changes -
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            		2h 59m 1 Backlog Manager 08/Jun/17 9:04 PM
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            		2h 59m 1 Backlog Manager 09/Jun/17 12:04 AM

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