While rendering JSON response from API I am getting "http2: stream closed" error many times while loading that API
I didn't used streaming I am just serving json response using c.JSON() function of go-gin
Packages used
go-gin
go-gorm
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I’m trying to Update/Post to my documents in a MongoDB database through using the Data API via postman, I followed all the steps and filled in all the essential variables and I consistently get that error.
invalid session: error finding user for endpoint
Here it shows that I successfully forked the MongoDB Data API to my Postman collection and filled in all the necessary variables.
First Image - Postman Variables
This is me making the POST request to find a document in my database (this same exact error keeps on showing with all the other endpoints, update, insert, etc…)
Second Image - The Request And The Occurring Error
And these are the header and body of the request showing that the variables were correctly setup and the the request is going through with no problems but I get that same error every time.
Third Image - Header and Body of The Request
So I figured it might be a postman thing so I tried to make the request using Python instead and I got the same exact error there too.
Fourth Image - Python Request
This is the document I am trying to send the requests to.
Fifth Image - The database in MongoDB Compass
And this is my Data API game with the cluster all being setup and given access for both reading and writing.
Sixths Image - The MongoDB Data API Page
So I am not sure what is exactly going on or what am I not seeing.
I am using the slack api in a typescript application, where when I initially send a payload through a slack / command, this payload has a response_url. I am able to post data to this response_url with axios, but I have trouble making a get request to this url to access the data I have previously posted. I have tried axios.get(response_url) and await axios.get(response_url) but I have gotten invoke error with status code 500 and a result of Promise {<pending>} - would anyone know the correct way to use the get call?
I am looking for a way to cache the response from a http get request and everytime the user opens the app i want to compare the data in the cache with the data from the request and display the http response instead of the cached data if there is any difference
You should try using the package flutter_cache_manager, that should fit your needs.
In my Springboot App, my local API calls a Thridparty API, format the response and send to the UI.
At a particular usecase I am geting a 400 Exception with a JSON response by calling third party Api directly in Postman which is good, but In my app, when I catch the exception all I see is a 400 Bad Request and I dont get the JSON response.
Exception handling for HttpClientException to get the JsonResponse
I'm trying to automate a POST call where I'm getting multiple responses every 5 seconds.
For example, while uploading a file,
file read......200 OK
Uploading Started.....200 OK
Uploaded......200 OK
And after certain time, when the process is complete on the server side, I get a response saying "Finished Successfully...200 OK".
But in JMeter, connection is closed when first 200 is received.
How can I wait for all the responses conditionally and exit when the desired response is received by the request?
You will have to use Java Request and develop a custom org.apache.jmeter.protocol.java.sampler.JavaSamplerClient class.
You can use http://hc.apache.org/httpcomponents-client-ga/ for the HTTP Client library, but ensure you use the same as JMeter.