wildcard script path

[dme...@eloquii.com]

I am integrating our website with a 3rd party service called TrustEV. The format for one type of request is /trustev/decision/{caseId} where caseId will be unique for each request. 

Example:

GET /trustev/decision/8836d704-63a2-43e3-be0e-c9219cf8dfb9|f32afad1-1c3b-416d-a5f8-bdd323d6568c

I currently get this response:

Unknown subdomain or script.

Is it possible to set up a script with a wildcard in the path? Such as 

eloquii01.webscript.io/trustev/decision/*

 

Thanks,

Daniel

[Steve Marx]

Sorry, but this isn't possible.

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[dme...@eloquii.com]

I was actually a little brain dead when I asked the question. I ended up making a POST request to eloquii01.webscript.io/trustev/decision/ and sending JSON with it. Then my script appended the JSON representing the caseId to the http.request URL.

example (for posterity):

Here's the JSON I send to my webscript:

{"caseId":"3d0672d2-0d6b-4417-8cb9-31915b0b4242%7C657e8956-9881-4513-b19b-e69547774213"}

My webscript:

--get the json

parsedJSON = json.parse (request.body)

--send modified request to trustev

local trustevRequest = http.request {

    url = 'https://app.trustev.com/api/v2.0/decision/'..parsedJSON.caseId,

    method = 'GET'

}

--return the response

return trustevRequest.content 

Thanks!

[Steve Marx]

Ah, good! I didn't realize you had the ability to pick the URL structure.