Put Media Item API Question

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I create a mediaset in a folder and I want to upload pdf file into that mediaset.

API Document : Put Media Item • API Reference • Palantir

First of all, I received a token from /multipass/api/oauth2/token api.

I tried to upload pdf file with below curl command. But I received an error message.

Curl Command

curl --location ‘https://[hostname]/api/v2/mediasets/[mediasetrid]/items?mediaItemPath=a.pdf&preview=true’
–header ‘Content-Type: application/octet-stream’
–header ‘Authorization: Bearer oAuthToken’
–data-binary ‘@/D:/awork/test/a.pdf’

Error Response I’ve received.

{
“errorCode”: “INTERNAL”,
“errorName”: “Default:Internal”,
“errorInstanceId”: “2880aee0-e55e-4858-bad5-de7d72268774”,
“parameters”: {}
}

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Just to be sure: the token you’ve received grants the right to write to the mediaset in question, right?

Try this cURL command in PowerShell (not cmd.exe) and see if it works:

curl -X POST \
	-H "Content-type: application/octet-stream" \
	-H "Authorization: Bearer InsertTokenHere" \
	"https://HOSTNAME/api/v2/mediasets/{mediaSetRid}/items?mediaItemPath=a.pdf&preview=true" \
	-d "@/D:/awork/test/a.pdf"
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yes. Token received from oauth is for Third Party Application (Service User: A) and I assigned
owner role to A in mediaset file.

I think your curl command is same as mine.

4

Did you run it in cmd.exe or PowerShell?

This is crucial, as they interpret quotation marks very differently, which can lead to errors like the one you are experiencing.

5

Thanks for the reply.

Actually I posted a request with postman. So quotation mark is not the problem.

I copied the curl command from postman.

Does the api call succeed in your environment?