in this case usually I use two actions on the table on the right:
1- Append another table: you append data from the token table, be sure to flag "Append columns to the right"
Also, use the "URL parameter" option to specify a token. Don't put token= in the path property directly. Instead, define URL parameter token and assign it with the column that contains the token. URL parameters will be added to the request URL automatically by the action.
How to put a token in the column was suggested above by me and @AndreaM.
You have an equals sign next the the "token" parameter name. Remove it as EasyMorph will add the equals when building the full connection string. You can see at the top of the preview window it is encoding the extra equals as %3D which is likely meaning you aren't authenticating correctly and thus the 401 error
When I set the value of EasyMorph's body is empty (example ShipCode) than it will have additional word "Null ="true".
How do I set the in the EasyMorph's body to make it like in postman as per below
I'm a little confused as to what you are trying to do. You seem to be mixing JSON and XML.
Your first image shows JSON in the body of the request but the header "Content-Type" is set to "application/xml". EasyMorph adds this header based on your selection in the "body is" part so I'm guessing you are overriding this in either the connector or request headers? Despite this, it seems the API accepted it and replied with a 200 status.
Your second image is XML but is it the XML returned by the API? I can't see the full response in the first image to be sure. Also, your request seems to have the header "Accepts" also set to "application/xml" and I'm therefore assuming you are adding this header.
I think it is difference issue. For my issue on storing the token, Andrea's advice is solved my issue.
I just notice the target application expect the format is in xml. I will create other question for this matter. .