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Hi,
We have exposed an service endpoint from D365 which is used by a client. The client is passing a custom header which they are expecting us to capture and save. Is there any way we can access this header values on the request made?
Did you find a solution for this? I am trying to do something very similar, but I don't see any obvious way to access the http header info for the inbound call.
Yes. I am not a X++ developer, but i had idea that it might be similar to .Net Web APIs. Initially we tried it but where using the wrong namespace and asked the question here. Below is the code to get the request headers.
System.Web.HttpContext::Current.Request.Headers;
You are right. We should still have access to the HttpContext for the request at that point and ought to be able read the headers directly. Thanks for the hint, that should work nicely :)
Hi, we faced an issue with this once we deployed the solution to UAT environment. The HttpContext is null and hence we cannot access the headers.
Yes, that was my conclusion as well. It works fine on Tier 1 environments but it does not on Tier 2+ due to the IIS configuration.
I eventually gave up, and rearchitected the solution to include the header values as part of the contract and then had our Azure layer inject the values into the JSON payload.
Moved from Dynamics 365 General Forum to Dynamics 365 Finance Forum, because X++ is used only by F&O.
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