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No Idea what that means please email me for more details ceelo19888@gmail.com |
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operationId is just a name for a unique pair of path and HTTP method. Each unique triplet of method, path and content-type declares a separate schema for request body. Furthermore that schema can be defined as HTH |
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It is not possible in OAS 3, but it is being added to OAS 4 "Moonwalk" (see discussions in the OAI/sig-moonwalk repository). Closing in favor fo the Moonwalk discussions. |
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Is it possible to have more than one requestBody for the same endpoint post;
"Entete": { "operationid": 7701, }, "contentParams":{ "user":"username", "password":"passworduser" }This a piece of my request body and depending of the operationid execute a method ,
Note: operation code are unique for every method;
More info: contentParams depend of the operationid,
every operationid have its unique id, but the content params might be same with other methods but the output is always different;
If i am not clear enough i can explain more, and ask me question when need be;
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