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As per the tip - "Scripting: How to reconstruct request URL in the REST virtual service", we need to append parameters to real service and invoke the updated URL

Swapnali Patil over 1 year ago

We have created below code to implement -

StringBuilder url = new StringBuilder();
            string vsConfigurationPath = sv.ServiceInfo.Endpoints[0].RealAddress;
            url.Append(vsConfigurationPath);
            url.Append("12345");
            url.Append("?");
            url.Append("version").Append("=").Append("1");
            sv.MessageLogger.Warn(url);

Could you please help us with redirect the request to reconstructed real service URL.

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Syed Naseruddin over 1 year ago in reply to Swapnali Patil +1 suggested

you can refer the below thread to trigger HTTP request . Scripting: How to call a HTTP service If you have to do it by enabling Hybrid Simulation, then you need to write reconstruct URL logic in…

0 Jakub over 1 year ago

Hi Swapnali,

take a look here on how to get query parameters:

Scripting: How to reconstruct request URL in the REST virtual service

If you still struggle, please post your current and desired URL.
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0 Swapnali Patil over 1 year ago in reply to Jakub

Hi Jakub,

We have reconstructed the URL. Kindly help us to forward request to the reconstructed URL using hybrid simulation.
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0 Syed Naseruddin over 1 year ago in reply to Swapnali Patil

you can refer the below thread to trigger HTTP request .

Scripting: How to call a HTTP service

If you have to do it by enabling Hybrid Simulation, then you need to write reconstruct URL logic in 'Protocol Hook Script'
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0 Jakub over 1 year ago in reply to Swapnali Patil

With hybrid simulation the request is automatically forwarded to the real service endpoint using the parameters from the incoming request. So if you don't need to change it, then you don't need to do anything. If you need to change it, than please follow the advice of Syed.
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As per the tip - "Scripting: How to reconstruct request URL in the REST virtual service", we need to append parameters to real service and invoke the updated URL

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