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Question:

version:

1. IntegratedREST-1.16.5-1.1.3
2. IntegratedDynamics-1.16.5-1.8.4
3. CommonCapabilities-1.16.5-2.7.0
4. CyclopsCore-1.16.5-1.11.6

Command tried:

1. curl -X POST -d '{"value":true}' http://localhost:3000/networkElement/integratedrest/http/0
2. curl -X POST -d '{"value":true}' http://localhost:3000/networkElement/integrateddynamics/http/0

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Your curl command seems to be throwing CLI arg parsing errors.
Those example commands are for Unix systems, while you seem to be using Windows.
I'm no Windows user myself, but I suspect Windows interprets single-quotes incorrectly.
I would suggest writing the -d value within double quotes, for which you'll probably have to escape the double quotes within the JSON data block.

Your curl command seems to be throwing CLI arg parsing errors.
Those example commands are for Unix systems, while you seem to be using Windows.
I'm no Windows user myself, but I suspect Windows interprets single-quotes incorrectly.
I would suggest writing the -d value within double quotes, for which you'll probably have to escape the double quotes within the JSON data block.

Thank you, I can use it normally.
But I encountered a problem, @id is different from the MODID pointed to by the command.
The @id of this http proxy is integratedrest/http/0. The instruction needs to point to /integrateddynamics/http/0.
Is the design so?

Yep, looks wrong indeed, fixed!