Required string[] parameter is not present?

[adam....@procentive.com]

I am trying to get some of these curl request to work.  I am entering this into the terminal:

curl -X GET --header 'Accept:application/json' https://ttpds.sitenv.org:8443/referenceccdaservice/getbycodeincodesystem?code=34133-9&codeSystems=2.16.840.1.113883.6.1

But I get back in the response:

type Status report

message Required String[] parameter 'codeSystems' is not present

description The request sent by the client was syntactically incorrect.

Not sure what I'm doing wrong.  The Swagger-ui tool incorrectly puts a space character in after the "Accept:" in the header, which I removed, and it put quotes around the url which I had to remove also.  But it seems like everything else has been corrected.

Does anyone know what I have to change to get this request/response to work correctly?

[Nagesh Bashyam]

Adam

 

Use the following:

 

curl -X GET -HContent-type:application/json “https://ttpds.sitenv.org:8443/referenceccdaservice/getbycodeincodesystem?code=34133-9&codeSystems=LOINC”

 

Notice the quotes around the https stuff. That is why the command was failing, if you add the quotes to your command, you will get a [] empty response because

 

In this case the CodeSystem name is expected not the OID.

 

Thanks

Dragon

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[adam....@procentive.com]

Ah, ok, thanks.  That works.

Seems a little strange that the swagger-ui would show single quotes in the Curl example when double quotes are required.  (and that extra space in the header)  I'm on Win10 .. maybe there's a difference between Linux or something.