Hi, is there any way to see the full request that was sent by OpenAPICaller? I struggle with a PUT request to api.avima.app and the Avima support team would like to se my full request.
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See full Request Body sent by OpenAPICaller
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Best answer by david_r
Have you tried activating debug messages in the translation log? That should make the transformer log a lot more information.
A workaround could be to use the HTTPBin service, which will reply with both the headers and body it received. Point the OpenApiCaller to e.g. https://httpbin.org/put (make sure nothing other than parameters gets added after) and inspect the JSON response “data” attribute.
There is also https://www.postb.in/ that does something similar, but where the received data is displayed in a “private” page.
Just make sure not to send any sensitive data, crendentials or tokens to any of these.
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Have you tried activating debug messages in the translation log? That should make the transformer log a lot more information.
A workaround could be to use the HTTPBin service, which will reply with both the headers and body it received. Point the OpenApiCaller to e.g. https://httpbin.org/put (make sure nothing other than parameters gets added after) and inspect the JSON response “data” attribute.
There is also https://www.postb.in/ that does something similar, but where the received data is displayed in a “private” page.
Just make sure not to send any sensitive data, crendentials or tokens to any of these.
+8- Contributor
Have you tried activating debug messages in the translation log? That should make the transformer log a lot more information.
A workaround could be to use the HTTPBin service, which will reply with both the headers and body it received. Point the OpenApiCaller to e.g. https://httpbin.org/put (make sure nothing other than parameters gets added after) and inspect the JSON response “data” attribute.
There is also https://www.postb.in/ that does something similar, but where the received data is displayed in a “private” page.
Just make sure not to send any sensitive data, crendentials or tokens to any of these.
This helped med achive what i wanted, thank you :)