asynchttpGet and asynchttpPut with SID Security identifier

[coreyclerico]

I'm on a mission to limit my Solar Inverter production to a minimal amount of WATTs. On reading up on a fellow home assistant integration work, I found the SMA Inverters may have a way of setting a key to get this done.

I've looked at asynchttpGet and asynchttpPut and do not see any output of a SID token, as this information is needed to generate the script.

https://172.16.1.199/dyn/setParamValues.json?sid=[mySID] Body: { "destDev": , "values": [ { "6802_00832B00" : { "1": [1000] } } ] } Cookie: tmhDynamicLocale.locale="en-gb"; deviceClass443="1"; user443= "role" : "bitMask" : 4, "title" : "istl" , "loginLevel" : 2} , username" : 862, "sid" : "[mySID]" }

I've looked at the headers and see nothing returned. Is there a way to open the http and grab a sid?

[bertabcd1234]

The Hubitat HTTP methods let you specify a header and body. It seems like what you want is in the body. Are up asking how to do that or how to get the information in the first place?

[coreyclerico]

How do I get the SID?

bresponse data: hubitat.scheduling.AsyncResponse@10f51d8 << Is this the SID in Groovy?

(http://172.16.1.190/logs#) - aresponse data: [Content-type:text/html, Server:GoAhead-Webs, Cache-Control:no-cache, Pragma:no-cache, Date:Wed Jul 24 15:45:28 2024]

[thebearmay]

If the site was sending back vaild JSON it would be easier, but since it doesn't appear to given the snippet above you'll need to process the result as a string. So something similar to:

  def makeReq() {
    bodyMap = [grant_type:"client_credentials",client_id:"$userName", client_secret:"$pwd"]

    def bodyText = JsonOutput.toJson(bodyMap)
	Map requestParams =
	[
        uri:  "https://172.16.1.199/dyn/setParamValues.json?sid=[$mySID]",
		contentType: 'application/json',
        body: "$bodyText"
	]

    asynchttpGet (requestParams, 'getResp')
}

   def  getResp(resp, data) { 
        sid=''
        if(resp.getStatus() == 200 ){
            if(resp.data){
                    rStr = resp.data  
                    sidStart = rStr.indexOf('\"sid\"')+10
                    sidEnd = rStr.lastIndexOf(']')
                    sid = rStr.subString(sidStart,sidEnd)
            } 
        }
    }