在Eclipse中调用AWS Lambda遇InvalidRequestContentException问题求助

Hey there, let's sort out this Lambda invocation error you're hitting! The InvalidRequestContentException you're seeing means Lambda can't parse the input you're sending—because it's not valid JSON. Let's break down what went wrong with your previous inputs and fix it:

Why your inputs failed: #

• test: This isn't valid JSON at all. JSON requires strings to be wrapped in double quotes, and standalone unquoted text isn't recognized as a valid JSON value.
• "test": This is valid JSON for a string, but if your Lambda function expects an object (key-value pairs) instead of a raw string, this would still fail.
• {"test", "value"}: This has a JSON syntax error—you used a comma instead of a colon to separate the key and value. Lambda can't parse this malformed object.

Correct Input Examples #

Choose the right one based on what your Lambda function expects:

1. If your function accepts a raw string:
   Paste this exact content into the input box:

   "test"
   

2. If your function expects a key-value object (most common scenario):
   Use a colon to link the key and value, like this valid JSON object:

   {"test": "value"}
   

Quick Check #

Double-check that you're not adding extra spaces or typos in the JSON. Lambda is strict about JSON syntax, so even a missing quote or wrong punctuation will trigger that error.

Once you use a valid JSON input matching your function's expected format, the invocation should work as intended!

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Jiechao Wang