I work with the trigger (not instant). I see in the console that API responds to me, but module output is empty, why?
I use the 'All' option when running it in the scenario.
Could you please share the Communication config and the example of the response? There has to be something wrong with the processing of the response.
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I was developing Instant triggers for my Integromat app. I finished 2 of them, and when I started the third one, all webhooks stopped working.
I wrote a mail to the support of about the situation and received the answer:
We can see in logs that webhooks fired from our end but your system
returned us error 400 - it means that webhook works on our side but
was not properly received on your servers side.
So why Integromat can answer 400 code? Is it a bug or my mistake? From that moment, I have tried with the new account, but the issue is still there.
Any suggestions?
Judging by the response you received from the 3rd-party tech support, there's an error somewhere in your webhook code.
The first thing I'd check is of course the code directly inside your webhook's Communication tab, but also, if this code is calling any IML functions you wrote, you'll need to double-check that the IML code is not failing as well.
You could create an IML test using the Integromat Apps SDK VS Code plugin to simulate the function call with incoming JSON data (according to the documentation of the service you are implementing) and see if this call results in some kind of an unexpected error.
We are working with Opsview 6. I would like to insert a passive check result into the monitoring server remotely. The documentation is very vague about this, saying that it can be done via the API (no reference to this in the API docs), and that it is a part of the results forwarder. I don't see any open ports related to the results forwarder, so there must be something that needs to run to accept input somewhere, I'm just clueless what that might be. I'm willing to work with NSCA, NRD, or the API. Whatever works.
I was wondering if there was a way to see what parameters or other information is passed upon submitting a form from another website of which you don't have any of the server code.
Here is the page I am trying to debug - https://umbc.t2hosted.com/cit/index.aspx.
When I put information into the fields, and submit it, there is not added data to the url like there would be in a regular get request. Is there any tool that can help me find out what parameters are actually passed so that I may simulate user requests with a program?
Thank you in advance with you help.
You can use a debugger proxy such as fiddler to see all the data that is sent from your machine to the website when doing the query.
This will allow you to see the HTTP messages sent from your browser to the website. Once you've seen and understood how the message are sent, it should be relatively easy to reproduce them with another program.
is there a way to log something into the server console with Jetty, specifically, when a person connects is there a way to print that into the console?
Anyone have any clue how to do any of this or can link me to websites explaining it?
I haven't found much on google about it at all.
Thanks!
Which version of jetty? You can simply enable debug logging on the connectors or the like. Whatever it is that you exactly want/need to get logged.
However if you're simply looking for a request log have a look at this:
http://www.eclipse.org/jetty/documentation/current/configuring-logging.html#configuring-jetty-request-logs
I'm developing a qt browser plugin and want to implement named pipes in it. I tried the basic fortune cookie example provided with the QLocalSocket and QLocalServer in an exe and it works fine. But when i try to implement a similar thing in the browser plugin, making a page where the plugin is present listen to a name (like a server) and another tab/window which tries to connect to this. But this doesn't seem to work. When i do a client->errorString() it prints out "Unknown Error".
Any help on what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks a ton in advance
Put debug output to check the following things:
Has your client asked for a connection?
Has the server received a request to setup a connection?
Has each entity created it's QLocalSocket instance?
What does QLocalSocket::state() say on both entities?
Possible causes:
Have both of your code paths received cpu-time (seperate threads in the same process?)?
Is there a deadlock?