I am working on an application with graphQL and spring boot framework. Here I am using GraphQL's Schema-first approach to write my schema details. In my scenario, I need to update the user profile image using GraphQL. I am using my test client as postman and I have attached the mock request structure as well. When I send my mock data to the server, I am receiving '415 - Unsupported Media Type' error response. Can someone please guide me on this. ?
Also, please suggest if I have to use multipart file to get the uploaded file at the server.
Thanks in advance.
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I will need to create a flow in Anypoint to download a .gz file from an external API source(through OAuth). I have created a listener -> Request -> Write flow. But I don't see the file saved in my local after I called the API. I have hardcoded Bearer token in the header and raw parameters in body, everything looks good. It doesn't show any error but when I tried to debug it and I'm seeing output and payload both are empty. I'm able to download the gz file with Postman. Am I in the right direction? I saw someone was using outbound endpoint but it is not showing in Mule 4.
Is there any way I can see what the external API returned(Success or failed)? And the content? Please advise.
Many thanks.
Regards,
Richard
Update 1:
Mule Flow
DEBUG
Added the Flow and the Debugging message. I have simplified the flow and just tried to make the POST rest call with Bearer token. It should return a json response. But still getting an empty response. Do we know what's that java.util.LinkedHashMap thing? Thanks.
Update 2:
Request Body
Request Header
XML Configuration:
XML Flow
You can add loggers to the application to trace the execution.
You could also enable HTTP wire logging to print requests/responses in the log too. To enable it you have to set the package org.mule.service.http.impl.service.HttpMessageLogger to DEBUG in the log4j2.xml or in the Runtime Manager console. Detailed instructions available at this KB article.
I am trying to test Amazon Connect Rest API in Postman. The API name is GetMetricData. In Postman, I have provided all the required information that is mentioned in the documentation. I have provided the JSON body, URL, and Header, although API is responding 200 OK status but in the response, it is throwing the following errors that you can see in the following screenshots.
I have set AWS signature with proper credentials such as access key and secret key
In the second error it is suggesting me to enable Javascript in the browser which is already enabled in my browser.
Can someone please help me here, I don't know where I am doing wrong. As I am totally new in this field, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
You are submitting the POST request to the UI distribution endpoint for your Amazon Connect instance, not an API endpoint. You are getting HTML and javascript response body back from the UI distribution because this is meant to be consumed by a browser.
Your API request should be sent to a URL that looks like https://connect.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/metrics/historical/<instanceId>. In this example, my Amazon Connect instance is located in the us-west-2 region so I'm using the connect.us-west-2.amazonaws.com endpoint. You can find all available Amazon Connect API endpoints in the documentation here
While posting form data in nativescript-angular, I am getting below error
originalStack: Error: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused\n at new ZoneAwareError
can any one help me?
NativeScript's Http Client doesn't support FormData. You will have to either use JSON request Or use nativescript-http-formdata plugin to send data.
tns plugin add nativescript-http-formdata
Note: If you use the plugin, you would loose the luxury of using Angular's HttpClient & features like interceptors etc.,
I am trying to implement testing POST request for my APIs using KARATE, but getting 403 - expected csrf token not found.
However, I am able to perform POST Request using Jmeter - Login to the application, perform GET request and get the XSRF Token from GET request RESPONSE HEADERS and pass it in the POST request in Header Manager in Jmeter. That way, I am able to create a new resource using POST. I am not sure why this approach isn't working in Karate.
You must be missing some header. The fastest way you can solve this is by collaborating with someone on the server-side dev team.
Refer to this example in the Karate demos that uses CSRF:
We have been using postman for our Rest API testing but to make it more of an e2e data driven tool, we have a requirement to:
- Make postman grab data from our database and feed it to the API calls
- Run some api calls based on that data
- Query DB again to check the sanity of the data after REST POST requests for example
I know postman is for client side interactions. Is there a way to make postman to talk to DB somehow? I have came across "volos-mysql" and "dreamFactory" but problem is how to load an external module inside postman script?