I am trying to create a web service sample where I am consuming a web service and I am getting output in XML format. I checked some tutorials and found that there is an inbuilt XML to JSON transformer in AnyPoint Studio v6 but I am not able to find the same in Mule 4 and AnyPoint Studio v7. Can anyone suggest what should I do? I don't want to use DataWeave currently.
If you're using Mule 4, you're going to have to use DataWeave sooner or later. They got rid of all the "x to y" transformers in Mule 4 because DataWeave supports these transformations.
If your payload is in XML (or any other format, really) and you want to convert it to JSON, you can do this:
%dw 2.0
output application/json
---
payload
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I'm using Talend for Data Integration v 7.3.1.20200219_1130 and I want to use tREST_request and tREST_response as server side in order to convert an Excel file to XML file.
My problem is that I cannot find both components in ESB section, as described in Talend documentation, I looked also in "Palette Settings", there's only tRESTClient.
I'm wondering if this is a version problem (those components are omitted in this version) or those components are not avaible in free version?
You have to download Talend Open Studio for ESB in order to get those components.
I don't know why, but this version is not available anymore on talend website. You have to go to sourceforge to find it.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/talendesb/
With Talend Open Studio for ESB you can develop job to provide services (through tRestRequest/tRestResponse components, are SOAP components), as well as developing classic Talend Data Integration jobs.
Is there a generator to convert OpenAPI 3.0 to Swagger 2.0?
Mashery, an API gateway, requires Swagger 2.0 format on input to open endpoint.
LucyBot api-spec-converter (online version, GitHub repo, Node.js module) can convert from OpenAPI 3.0 to 2.0.
API Transformer (paid service) also claims to be able to convert OpenAPI 3.0 back to OpenAPI 2.0. It has a command-line version too.
Keep in mind that OAS3→OAS2 convertion is lossy in general, because OAS3 has features that did not exist in OAS2 (such as multiple servers, oneOf/anyOf, different schemas per media type, objects in query string parameters, cookie parameters, and others).
I needed version 2.0 for Power Automate.
When you are building some Azure Functions, try to create them in Visual Studio and enable any checkbox that is named Swagger not OpenAPI.
Now the API of your Azure Function contains the swagger.json that you can set into Power Automate Custom Connector.
iam planning to use https://vertx.io/blog/presentation-of-the-vert-x-swagger-project/ to generate my project using swagger file.
Could you please let me know it is supported by the vertx community?
This project is abandoned. Starting from vert.x 3.4, there is an official package called vertx-web-api-contract that supports OpenAPI 3 (the evolution of Swagger 2). It doesn't include a generator but it validates the requests. There is a project coming soon that also pushes to event bus the requests incoming to vert.x web router. If you need to convert your api definition from swagger 2 to openapi 3 use mermade's openapi converter.
If you want a generator that scaffolds the project give a try to https://vertx-starter.jetdrone.xyz/
Consider the following :
I have a PHP web application. This application is protected from any intrusion via a middleware that looks for the correct credentials everytime a call to a route is done. If your are logged in correctly, the page is displayed. If not, you are kicked out. Simple and easy.
Now, this application provides me with links that return JSON. This JSON is generated for the sole purpose of reporting. In Jaspersoft Studio, I created a JSON data adapter and used the provided links as the URL.
But that was not it yet. Since a middleware is checking every link calls in the application, I needed to add an exception for my reports. I decided that passing an encrypted token in the HTTP header was the solution. I then added the option into our data adapter.
It worked like a charm!
Now, to the problem :
Using the information provided on the Jaspersoft website, I exported my Data Adapter to the server. The thing is, the HTTP Header is not considered anymore when calling the data source from the server. Of course, my report does not work anymore. I then tested with a link hosted on another platform and it worked, even without the HTTP header.
So, my question is how do I keep the HTTP header in my datasource from Jaspersoft Studio to the server?
Edit 1: Jaspersoft Studio Version : 6.4.0, JasperSoft Server Version: 6.3.0
Those HTTP options were added in JasperReports 6.3.1. The closest Server version to support those features should be 6.4.0.
Can any bode tell me the link or code to parse the wsdl file in xcode ?
webservices that are built in .net
a tool named WSDL2Objc there.It will get input as wsdl file and returns Objective-c client stub for the given wsdl.
You can find the instructions here.
http://code.google.com/p/wsdl2objc/wiki/UsageInstructions
Also download the tool from here
http://code.google.com/p/wsdl2objc/downloads/list