I have a user who needs responder correlation on a specific HTTP request header. He wants to have the responder match if the header is not present, or is present but has no value. In his words, null or "". The responder is being generated through the API. This type of thing is fairly simple using custom, scripted…
Can you provide an example of a writable datasource in Virtualize? Thanks, JT
I am creating Java extension tools using the API. As part of this process I am uploading jar file to the system_jars folder. Works sometimes, but if there has been a recent request to a tool that uses that jar I find I can not overwrite or delete the jar. It is considered in-use by another process. I know there is a call…
What's the best way to get the name of the datasource associated with the responder in a Groovy script. Is there a reference to it in the context or do I need to put it there? Thanks, JT
Can I get multiple rows from a datasource using datasource correlation? e.g. the datasource has multiple rows that have a column matching my xpath. Or, does that only work when there is a single match? Should I use scripting instead? Thanks JT
We had implemented a solution with proxy for one of our application but we are facing some issues, could you please guide us on the following scenario: We have a proxy configured for primary and secondary services, Primary URL: Points to the real service (i.e. the application’s API service) Secondary URL: Points to the…
When adding an extension tool for scripting, what is the actual input if I select Both - Traffic Object? Is that the entire request and response? Thanks, JT
Can you provide a Groovy example updating the response in the traffic object? Thanks, JT
Hi all, just wondering if anyone manage to deploy license server using podman instead of docker? My environment is running on RHEL 8.6
Would it be possible to attach a Groovy script to the outgoing response that would conditionally redirect the entire request to a new URL vs having it fall through to the proxy secondary connection? thanks. JT
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