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Hello, can anyone help me figure out why this code is getting a 415 response code? The same JSON works when I send it through postman, but seems like the post call is sending the data as plain text. Server is my own <http://ASP.NET|ASP.NET> core server. Any help is appreciated.
```let update = new StatusUpdate(
      employeeName,
      location,
      jobTitle,
      status,
       // Omiited for brevity
    );

    log.debug("UPDATE: ", update);

    let headerObj = {
        'Content-Type': 'application/json',
        'Accept': 'application/json'
    };

    let resp = <http://http.post|http.post>({
      url: "<http://myserverurl>", // ommitted
      header: headerObj,
      body: update
    });
    
    log.debug("Sent update to studio api. Response code: ", resp.code);```

I've tried that as well as JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(update) just in case

Going to analyze the network with wireshark

depends on what you StatusUpdate object is

```class StatusUpdate {
  constructor(
    employeeName,
    location,
    jobTitle,
    status,
     // Ommitted for brevity)
}```

you might want to log the value of JSON.stringify(update)

here is what logging both update and JSON.stringify(update) outputs

```{
    "employeeName": "Billy Cole",
    "location": "California",
    "jobTitle": "Software Engineer",
    "status": "Printed",
    "printer": "",
    "numberPrinted": 1,
    "numberSublimated": 0,
    "numberCut": 0,
    "numberSewn": 0,
    "numberFinished": 0,
    "numberReprints": 0,
    "sku": "Display-pm1",
    "timeElapsed": 0,
    "breakTimeElasped": 0,
    "rollId": 0,
    "rollSku": "N/A",
    "sqftPrinted": 0,
    "sqftSublimated": 0,
    "sqftCut": 0,
    "sqftSewn": 0,
    "sqftFolded": 0,
    "sqftReprinted": 0,
    "sewnRequired": 1,
    "orderNumber": "SO-523414",
    "sewingTime": 0,
    "material": "",
    "shipDate": "01/01/2020"
}```

i personally prefer using something like http bin to echo what the request is

```require(["N/http"], function (http) {
  var headerObj = {
    "Content-Type": "application/json",
    Accept: "application/json",
  };
  var update = {
    employeeName: "Billy Cole",
    location: "California",
    jobTitle: "Software Engineer",
    status: "Printed",
    printer: "",
    numberPrinted: 1,
    numberSublimated: 0,
    numberCut: 0,
    numberSewn: 0,
    numberFinished: 0,
    numberReprints: 0,
    sku: "Display-pm1",
    timeElapsed: 0,
    breakTimeElasped: 0,
    rollId: 0,
    rollSku: "N/A",
    sqftPrinted: 0,
    sqftSublimated: 0,
    sqftCut: 0,
    sqftSewn: 0,
    sqftFolded: 0,
    sqftReprinted: 0,
    sewnRequired: 1,
    orderNumber: "SO-523414",
    sewingTime: 0,
    material: "",
    shipDate: "01/01/2020",
  };
  var response = <http://http.post|http.post>({
    url: "<http://httpbin.org/post>",
    header: headerObj,
    body: JSON.stringify(update),
  });

  log.debug("response", response);
});```

classic mistake. thank you for your help, i appreciate it!