August 2019
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
13h 41m
English
If the search conditions are complex, you need to follow the DSL syntax to write a JSON query string in the request body. Both HTTP GET and HTTP POST are allowed to perform search requests with the query in the request body. If you have to use HTTP GET, you can pass the body content a URL parameter named source. Let's use the same example from the URI search section to provide a query where the fund_name field contains all three words—ishares, edge, and global. The following screenshot shows the same search results as the example in the URI search section:
Most of the parameters introduced in the URI search section can ...
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