go to post Vivian Lee · Jan 26, 2022 Thanks for the input Nigel! The issue turned out to be caused by an HTTP interceptor from an imported library which would set the Content-Type to application/json if it was undefined. Finally fixed the problem by adding a new HTTP interceptor to remove the Content-Type header if the request URL matched a specific pattern (i.e. contained "$upload"). Removing the Content-Type header allowed the Content-Type to get auto-detected as "multipart/form-data" and the boundary to get set when the request was sent.
go to post Vivian Lee · Nov 18, 2021 @David Hockenbroch - Thanks for the reply! I was looking to create a calculated field since my Question class extends AppS.REST.Model.Adaptor and the JSON returned from the GET request 'api/standard/question' would include the class properties but not their relationships (e.g. Question.Document). I ended up setting the docFileName property when creating a new Question instance - which seemed to be the easiest/most straightforward way to get the docFileName in the returned JSON.
