jhipster Not working the POST REST API

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jhipster Not working the POST REST API



I want to POST value to an entity in JHIPSTER



I have in my entity name Hussain with one field called name with a type Long



I write this code but it gives me an error 401 if only post a name
and if I add id with it I got 400 error



and i got this error





It seems you are sending a "hussain" with an id (id: "11"). It seems this is not possible. Have you tried it without id?
– vstm
Aug 12 at 14:07


id: "11"





@vstm yes but is not working
– Wald aldera
Aug 12 at 14:10





I am following the example in jhipster API POST method but it is not work
– Wald aldera
Aug 12 at 14:15






In JHipster a POST requires that there is no ID, check HussainResource.java . Please edit your question with details to show what is not working when you POST with only a neme and no id.
– Gaël Marziou
Aug 12 at 16:06





@GaëlMarziou ok I will edit my question
– Wald aldera
Aug 12 at 20:04




1 Answer
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First of all, you don't have to send id with POST method because id will be created by your back-end.



You get 401 which is unauthorized so you have to find out whether your request is authenticated and unauthorized or not.



You get 400 because of Bad Request.





Ok thanx, I solve my problem but now I have author how I can get Token Bearer Dynamic from JHipster ?
– Wald aldera
Aug 13 at 5:04





for that you can raise another exclusive question...accept and upvote if my answer helped you..thanks
– Alien
Aug 13 at 5:15






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