I wanna help in achieving below mule use-case.Mule flow contains http-inbound-endpoint and object-string transformer(optional) and logger which prints the payload.
Requirement is that i am invoking flow with rest client with a json string
{
"name":"ساختبار",
"age":"25"
}
in the json string name can of different language for example Arabic language string.
I tried with same implementation with sample json string with name defined in Arabic input string from rest client.But while checking the logger output prints
{
"name":"???????",
"age":"25"
}
instead of actual input.
How i can get the actual Arabic or any language input string printed in logger.
As per forum, set the correct Eclipse console encoding following these instructions and set the appropiate encoding on your endpoints.
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I am trying to parse some special characters through the api's with Ktor in a KMM project but it seems like Ktor doesn't support it ?.
For eg :- I am trying to parse "Saut� Pans" here "�" is a special character and Ktor throws an exception saying :- io.ktor.utils.io.charsets.MalformedInputException: Input length = 1. Now I have tried passing different headers for example passing different ContentType to UTF-8 or ISO-8859-2 but didn't help.
Whereas parsing the same api response with Gson() works for me.
Any solution or workaround so that for now so that I can parse such kind of special characters in my response ?
You could try out
install(ContentEncoding){
gzip()
}
I'm trying to do some testing using JMeter but I'm facing an issue trying to do some complex stuff.
I have a login HTTP request test that comes back with a response which includes an auth_token. I need to add ":" at the end and encode it to base64 to use that value on the request of another test.
I've been reading that it can be done using BeanShell but I could not achieve it yet. I will appreciate if someone could give me some steps to perform this task.
I assume you know how to get this auth_token into a JMeter Variable via i.e. Regular Expression Extractor
If you're have JMeter Plugins installed - you can use __base64Encode() function like:
${__base64Encode(${auth_token},auth_token_encoded)}
If you don't have the plugins/cannot have/don't want to have - here is how to do it with Beanshell.
Add Beanshell PostProcessor somewhere after Regular Expression Extractor (or other PostProcessor you're using to fetch the auth_token value
Put the following code into the Beanshell PostProcessor "Script" area:
import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.util.Base64Encoder;
String auth_token = vars.get("auth_token");
String auth_token_encoded = Base64Encoder.encode(auth_token);
vars.put("auth_token_encoded", auth_token_encoded);
See How to Use BeanShell: JMeter's Favorite Built-in Component to get started with Beanshell scripting.
Both cases assume:
you have "auth_token" value stored in ${auth_token} JMeter Variable
you will be able to access the encoded value as ${auth_token_encoded}
I had a similar test case where I need to put a file as Base64 encoded String into the body of a HTTP Request.
Instead of a BeanShell I used the groovy script functionality¹:
{
"example": "${__groovy(new File('${SCRIPT_PATH}/test.file').bytes.encodeBase64())}"
}
If you already have a String this snippet would work similar:
{
"example": "${__groovy('string to encode'.bytes.encodeBase64())}"
}
Or this is the usage with a user defined variable:
{
"example": "${__groovy('${STRING_VARIABLE}'.bytes.encodeBase64())}"
}
¹ ${SCRIPT_PATH} is a user defined variable pointing – in my case – to the folder of the loaded jmx-file: ${__BeanShell(org.apache.jmeter.services.FileServer.getFileServer().getBaseDir();)}${__BeanShell(File.separator,)}
I am looking to pass the URI as parameter to a worklight adapter that converts the JSON to a SOAP request. Unfortunately I could not pass the URI since it has some chunks of data. Is there another way I can pass the long string with special characters as parameter to an adapter?
URL to hit the adapter: https://hostname:port/worklight/invoke?adapter=adaptername&procedure=procdurename¶meters=["URI with special characters"]
Error Output:
{"errors":["I O: String not terminated on line 1, column 15"],"isSuccessful":false,"warnings":[],"info":[]}
in worklight.properties add the the URI like
URI=URI-Value
Example:
LOGINHELPCONTENTURLEN = /wps/wcm/connect/GRS-EnglishLibrary/......
In your Adapter JS:
var uri = WL.Server.configuration["URI"];
In your invocation:
https://hostname:port/worklight/invoke?adapter=adaptername&procedure=procdurename¶meters=[uri]
How do I Invoke an HTTP request with a particular URL and process the body of the response as XML?
Information Provided by ShopStyle:
HOW TO USE THE API:
Choose the method that returns the data your application needs. For example, the /products method is used to get products that match a given category or brand.Construct a URL for that method with the appropriate host, method name, and query parameters. Invoke the URL as an HTTP GET.
When the HTTP response arrives, extract the required data elements from the response's body.The rest of this document describes the details of constructing the right URL for each of the API methods. The XML format of the responses may be seen by clicking on the sample URLs shown for each method. The responses in JSON format contain identical information, just in a different format.
SHOPSTYLE API URLS
All ShopStyle API URLs have the following form:
http://api.shopstyle.com/api/VERSION/METHOD_NAMEpid=YOUR_API_KEY&format=FORMAT&...
The METHOD_NAME is taken from the list of methods in the various API shown at left (Press Link To View List of Methods-https://www.shopstylecollective.com/api/overview).
COMMON API PARAMETERS
All methods in the API accept these parameters:
API_KEY (my unique key is ******************)
pid Unique API_KEY string that is assigned to the caller. You can find your API Key on the Account Settings page.
FORMAT
The format of the response. Supported values are:
json - The response is in JSON format with UTF-8 encoding. This is the default if the parameter is absent.
xml - The response is in XML format with UTF-8 encoding.
jsonp - The response is in JSON format with UTF-8 encoding wrapped in a JavaScript method called padding. The padding must be specified with the query parameter 'callback'. Only single expressions (function reference, or object property function reference) are accepted as valid padding.
When set to 1 or 'true' the HTTP status will always be 200. Use the field "errorCode" in the response to detect whether the API Call was successful. By default, when an error occur the HTTP Status of the response will be different than 200
Again I am a beginner, so please provide detailed information on how to retrieve CATEGORY data (Examples: Dresses, Tops, Buttoms, etc) in XML format.**
Thank you!!!
Here's a simple example to get your started. Copy the code below and put it into a file, say "cat.php". Then run it by typing "php cat.php" at a command prompt (assumes you have php on your machine):
<?php
// don't show dom parse errors
libxml_use_internal_errors(true);
// grab the xml from the api
$response = file_get_contents("http://api.shopstyle.com/api/v2/categories?pid=TEST&format=xml");
$doc = new DOMDocument();
$doc->loadHTML($response);
// grab all the categories
$elements = $doc->getElementsByTagName('categories');
foreach($elements as $node){
foreach($node->childNodes as $child) {
// get the name out of the category
$nodes = $child->getElementsByTagName("name");
foreach ($nodes as $name) {
echo $name->nodeValue . PHP_EOL;
}
}
}
while using http adapter I need to call first service that return XML,
after receiving the response I want to change values and send back to anther service,
how can I do it ?
do http adapter has json to xml function ?
WL adapter will automatically convert XML to JSON for you, however it doesn't have any manual JSON<->XML conversion APIs.
In your case possible solution might be to retrieve XML as plaintext by supplying returnedContentType:"plain" in invocation options. Alter whatever you need using regex/string replace. Use resulting string in 2nd procedure invocation as post body.
Alternatively, you can use 3rd party library to parse/convert/do whatever you need with XML, e.g. http://www.json.org/java/ (more info about how to use it in your adapter - http://public.dhe.ibm.com/software/mobile-solutions/worklight/docs/v506/04_08_Using_Java_in_adapters.pdf)
After checking number of solutions, I state the the http result will be a plain text,
then made a call to java function sending the xml as String, and used
javax.xml to hold and alter the XML.
XPath to retrieve the correct node using org.w3c.dom.*
Hope this will help you too.