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I have two REST API connections set up. In the first one, I retrieve a token, and in the second, I send a message. The issue is that the token is dynamic, and I haven't been able to create the second connection, even as a generic one, to modify it later in the code. In Python, it works fine because it's a single operation.
@dncontin did you already look at this:
https://community.qlik.com/t5/QlikView-Administration/Is-it-possible-to-get-the-token-dynamically-in...
Thank you for your response, but after reading the article and trying to use it, the issue persists. I still can't set up the second connection because I don't have the first static token as mentioned in the article. Additionally, the definition and methods are different; in my case, it uses POST according to
https://playground.matrix.org/#put-/_matrix/client/v3/rooms/-roomId-/send/-eventType-/-txnId-
I will continue researching