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July 22nd, 2009 at 5:53 pm
Hi there,
thanks for the great feedback!
Just in case you are trying to do any POST action with the API tonight
we just discovered a bug or a documentation issue
you need to set your mime-type to application/json OR start your post body with “json=”
we will either remove that requirement or tidy up the doc tomorrow to point that out
hth
Ant
platform services product manager