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@holdep INTERNET_CONNECTIVITY is an error code which is shown when there are proxy issue, firewall issue or no internet connection. Please refer to our troubleshooting document -api-requests/interceptor/#troubleshooting-tips for resolving the errors while installation.

Low-level HTTP/HTTPS/XHR request interception library for NodeJS. Latest version: 0.6.3, last published: a year ago. Start using node-request-interceptor in your project by running `npm i node-request-interceptor`. There is 1 other project in the npm...

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Ever since I upgraded to Postman 0.9.6 I can't replicate user sessions because chrome doesn't allow postman to get user cookies. However, they have decided to "work around" this issue by created another plugin called Postman Interceptor that routes your postman request and grabs the user cookies. They wrote a blog post about this wonderful tool here: -v0-9-6-access-cookies-and-restricted-headers-plus-better-testing/

I was using older version of postman [Postman Chrome App (Deprecated)] in which I had to use interceptor,Basically I wanted to pass cookies as apart of Header.Now when I tried to use New Standalone/Desktop Postman (Current tool),I got below error

Manifest file location: The manifest file (com.postman.postmanapp.json) is present, has the correct extension ID (aicmkgpgakddgnaphhhpliifpcfhicfo), and the correct path to the executable file.

If the aforementioned troubleshooting steps do not fix the problem, you may need to remove all of Interceptor's dependencies (i.e the manifest file, Interceptor Bridge, and for Windows users, the registry key). To do so, open Postman and navigate to View > Developer > Show DevTools (Current View). Enter pm.interceptorInstaller.reset() to remove all present Interceptor dependencies. You can then continue installation from step 3.

You can also update the default encryption key by utilizing the pm API. To do so, open Postman and select View > Developer > Show DevTools (Current View) > Console, then enter pm.interceptorBridge.setKey("").

For the Interceptor extension, first enable Developer mode in Chrome extensions. You can then right click on the Interceptor icon in your browser, select Inspect Popup > Console. Enter the command pm.interceptorBridge.setKey("") again here. All communication through this channel will now be encrypted using your own key.

Hello, I am developing a web service so PureCloud can connect to it and pull data, I have all contract methods implemented and they work fine using postman to test it, but once we tried to make the call it always returns 204 No Content as a result, but POSTMAN brings up the data, I used your API to develop the webservice.

Thanks a lot for the quick reply and great suggestion, the NoContent functionality and the Conflict one are implemented, I just created a log and it saves the request and response that postman sends and gets but once we try the call flow it is not saving any request so it may not be properly connected to the webservice.

The endpoint of the webservice is in the image of the initial question, also the callflow, the number we are looking for is hardcoded in the input "PhoneNumber" on the bridge action, we set up the connector with some one in PureCloud so can't really tell if we are missing something, maybe if you could give me any critical information we must put in there could be helpful to ensure our configuration is right, I did follow all your documentation and checked each step was configured and everything looks fine.

Thanks again for the quick answer, postman works on the bridge server, I don't have clear how to set up the endpoint you gave me, I did set up postman with the purecloud environment and I have an OAuth2 key that I use with it, but I don't think I understand how to call it from postman, I am trying this:

We noticed in the configuration for the integration that the web service is pointing to a URL that contains an internal server name ( ). The HUSS031 is the internal server name... will this work correctly with the PureCloud integration and resolve correctly? Or does this web service need to be an externally accessible URL? We should note that the web service is set up on the same server as the bridge server.

The error on the connector's log (System.IO.IOException: The handshake failed due to an unexpected packet format.) is related to an ssl negotiation going wrong so it closes the request connection, what exactly makes the call to the webservice?, if the webservice and the bridge server are located in the same machine it should be able to connect to the web service without any ssl certificate? or something in the cloud is doing the request so it is not being able to get to the server?

UPDATE: Hey thanks a lot for all the help you provided, looks like now it is working with POSTMAN, it is bringing data using the bridge action ENDPOINT, tomorrow we will test if it works on a call flow, we did change the port we were using to be 80 and also created an outbound rule on the firewall for the port 443 on the bridge server, can't tell what exactly fixed the issue but looks fine now, hopefully it will work on the call flow.

Just saw this Post and noticed i didn't mention what the issue really was, well the problem was that the bridge actions in the admin site had their ids corrupted and were not recognized in the architect when it was running, the data-dip service logs never pointed out to this so it took a developer from Purecloud to figure that out.

In order to more easily send and analyse API requests to the local OpenMRS server, we can use Postman. In order for the requests to get through the authentication, we can set up the capture of Chrome cookies using the Postman interceptor. As a result, requests sent from the native Postman app will use the same session cookies as the Chrome browser, allowing us to log in using the browser, capture the generated cookies using the Interceptor, and then switch to sending requests using Postman.

When new process start from delegation code the additional logic works fine and I see logging message in stdout.

But when I start process from cockpit or using postman - additional logic is not invoked. And there is no message in stdout.

Okay, So I have finally got my doorbell setup and tried to add it in. However, it seems to crash the bridge as it says no camera. I have manually added it using postman get command results. I see you only have the options for Camera and Owl. If I use postman I can get correct replies.

Once the settings window pops up we are going to click on interceptor as the source, making sure it is grabbing traffic from the Google Chrome browser extension, connecting Postman and the browser in real time.

Next, we will want to turn on capturing requests by selecting the ON button, which will turn the light next to INTERCEPTOR CONNECTED green. Preparing postman for receiving web traffic coming from the Chrome browser.

For appliances, software event brokers, and event broker services, you can use an API token for authorization with the Click-to-Connect wizards. You can use Click-to-Connect wizards to create Message VPN bridges and configure clusters in Broker Manager.

Of course, OpenTelemetry can be used to add tracing to your application as well.The purpose is about having end-to-end tracing information from producer to consumer, not only related to the components where the messages are flowing through, like Kafka Bridge.This is not something Strimzi-specific but it is mostly about using the OpenTelemetry instrumentation libraries.The Java HTTP clients we used with the bridge are good examples of instrumenting an application using OpenTelemetry.For a smoother approach on instrumenting their application, you can find more details in the Strimzi documentation for initializing tracing for Kafka clients.The documentation guides you through instrumenting Kafka client API based applications as well as Kafka Streams applications.

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