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I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?

Hi Abe, 

Are you using a PUT endpoint to access treeLocation and, if so, how is that endpoint being written specifically?

I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?

Yes, I'm using PUT. Here is the curl command:
curl -X PUT "https://mycompany-trial.jamacloud.com/rest/v1/items/{treeLocation}" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "jama-csrf-token: 575c5a1b-ee60-49f5-ac5e-9533ad55ed48" -d "{ \"itemIds\": [ 8004 ], \"parentItemId\": 10003, \"insertBeforeItemId\": 8005}"

Here is the response:

{  "meta": {    "status": "Bad Request",    "timestamp": "2023-03-28T18:52:07.914+0000",    "message": "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers. Please check your input and try again."  }}

I can use those same item IDs to successfully get information from other API methods, so I believe the IDs are not the issue.

Hi Abe, 

Are you using a PUT endpoint to access treeLocation and, if so, how is that endpoint being written specifically?

I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?

Thanks! I don't believe the IDs are the issue either, I was just wondering if the call was being done by using PUT /items/treelocation, or if there was a different format being used. 

Yes, I'm using PUT. Here is the curl command:
curl -X PUT "https://mycompany-trial.jamacloud.com/rest/v1/items/{treeLocation}" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "jama-csrf-token: 575c5a1b-ee60-49f5-ac5e-9533ad55ed48" -d "{ \"itemIds\": [ 8004 ], \"parentItemId\": 10003, \"insertBeforeItemId\": 8005}"

Here is the response:

{  "meta": {    "status": "Bad Request",    "timestamp": "2023-03-28T18:52:07.914+0000",    "message": "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers. Please check your input and try again."  }}

I can use those same item IDs to successfully get information from other API methods, so I believe the IDs are not the issue.

Hi Abe, 

Are you using a PUT endpoint to access treeLocation and, if so, how is that endpoint being written specifically?

I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?

Note: There is a bug in the swagger treelocation documentation ... it says that the syntax is PUT /items/{treelocation}, when in fact it is as Carly has posted, PUT /items/treelocation  (i.e., no curly braces around treelocation).   From your example you posted, it looks like you were misled by that faulty swagger documentation.   Please let us know if it still doesn't work after you remove those curly braces.

Thanks! I don't believe the IDs are the issue either, I was just wondering if the call was being done by using PUT /items/treelocation, or if there was a different format being used. 

Yes, I'm using PUT. Here is the curl command:
curl -X PUT "https://mycompany-trial.jamacloud.com/rest/v1/items/{treeLocation}" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "jama-csrf-token: 575c5a1b-ee60-49f5-ac5e-9533ad55ed48" -d "{ \"itemIds\": [ 8004 ], \"parentItemId\": 10003, \"insertBeforeItemId\": 8005}"

Here is the response:

{  "meta": {    "status": "Bad Request",    "timestamp": "2023-03-28T18:52:07.914+0000",    "message": "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers. Please check your input and try again."  }}

I can use those same item IDs to successfully get information from other API methods, so I believe the IDs are not the issue.

Hi Abe, 

Are you using a PUT endpoint to access treeLocation and, if so, how is that endpoint being written specifically?

I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?

Note: There is a bug in the swagger treelocation documentation ... it says that the syntax is PUT /items/{treelocation}, when in fact it is as Carly has posted, PUT /items/treelocation  (i.e., no curly braces around treelocation).   From your example you posted, it looks like you were misled by that faulty swagger documentation.   Please let us know if it still doesn't work after you remove those curly braces.

Thanks! I don't believe the IDs are the issue either, I was just wondering if the call was being done by using PUT /items/treelocation, or if there was a different format being used. 

Yes, I'm using PUT. Here is the curl command:
curl -X PUT "https://mycompany-trial.jamacloud.com/rest/v1/items/{treeLocation}" -H "accept: application/json" -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "jama-csrf-token: 575c5a1b-ee60-49f5-ac5e-9533ad55ed48" -d "{ \"itemIds\": [ 8004 ], \"parentItemId\": 10003, \"insertBeforeItemId\": 8005}"

Here is the response:

{  "meta": {    "status": "Bad Request",    "timestamp": "2023-03-28T18:52:07.914+0000",    "message": "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers. Please check your input and try again."  }}

I can use those same item IDs to successfully get information from other API methods, so I believe the IDs are not the issue.

Hi Abe, 

Are you using a PUT endpoint to access treeLocation and, if so, how is that endpoint being written specifically?

I'm using the "api-docs" page in my cloud environment but getting  "The provided value is not an integer or exceeds the limit for 32-bit integers" error. 

My api ids are 18000, 10003, and 18004, so they seem like valid integers. Is there something else that needs to be done for this to work?