Call a REST API from a LabVIEW VI using the built-in HTTP Client palette

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Steps

  1. Open Data Communication > Protocols > HTTP Client on the Functions palette to access the HTTP Client VIs
  2. Call the OpenHandle VI to create a client handle, optionally supplying credentials for authenticated requests
  3. Wire the client handle through the AddHeader VI to attach custom headers before each request
  4. Call the GET VI (or POST VI) with the target URL and client handle; it returns headers and body strings, defaulting to a 10000 ms timeout
  5. Parse the returned JSON body string with Unflatten From JSON, or use a REST toolkit for higher-level JSON handling
  6. Call the Close Handle VI to close the HTTP session and release the cookie file when finished

Known gotchas

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