coldfusion - Downloading file though Box API 2.0 giving 200 as response instead of 302 found -


i'm trying download file box.com through api using following code.

<cfhttp url="https://api.box.com/2.0/files/(file_id)/content/" method="get" redirect="true" > <cfhttpparam type="header" name="authorization" value="bearer (developer_token)"> </cfhttp>

as per documentation should return 302 found response. , redirects dl.boxcloud.com download. i'm getting 200 response.

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not sure why i'm getting 200 response. need download file through api call. did missed anything?

with respect @miguel-f's comment, i've surfed , found solution ben nadel's post.

i've got 200 response, because coldfusion followed redirect dl.boxcloud.com (since default, redirect attribute true), , redirected request's response 200.

actually should stop redirect setting redirect attribute false. coldfusion return actual response invoking code.

so i've set redirect attribute false. 

<cfhttp url="https://api.box.com/2.0/files/(file_id)/content/" method="get" redirect="false" > <cfhttpparam type="header" name="authorization" value="bearer (developer_token)"> </cfhttp>

and i'm getting 302 found response per documentation.

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with response, we're having location key (in code redirected earlier) in responseheader. using location url can download file using cfheader , cfcontent tags.

reference : https://www.bennadel.com/blog/934-ask-ben-handling-redirects-with-coldfusion-cfhttp.htm


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