Is there any way to capture the "response" which is generated from tRestResponse (after the response is sent)? I have a need to save the responses for audit purposes.
java.util.Map<String, Object> response = (java.util.Map<String, Object>) globalMap.get("restResponse");
System.out.println( "Res: " + response );
--> This gives:
{drop.json.root.element=true, STATUS=200, HEADERS={}, BODY=org.dom4j.tree.DefaultDocument@32f7902f [Document: name null]}
System.out.println( "ResStream: " + (String) globalMap.get("restResponseStream") );
--> This is null
I tried above globalMap values, but am unsuccessful.
@kate: I am not sure if I am following you. I need to capture the "response" generated by tRestResponse. Something to the effect of the headers and payload generated to be sent out. I do not see any OUT links coming from the tRestResponse component.
Shameles bump. Is it even possible to capture the payload once its sent? the tRestResponse component does not seem to have any output links/ globalmap variables to use. Any help is appreciated. Thank you
@xdshi: Well, I was thinking to save it in a DB table. but I can definitely live with the fact that a file can hold the response for each request.
I checked tesb.log and it contains lots of these request/ responses. But, going through multiple files is a very exhaustive process to find a particular request/ response
