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User definable API – storing incoming request

Solved689 views19th March 2024User Definable API
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Tim Vandenbruwaene [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]2.18K 19th March 2024 0 Comments

When I’m using a userdefinable API, is the incoming http request stored somewhere (e.g to view the raw message body.) And how long is this being kept?

If not would there be a way to store the raw message body somewhere?

Tim Vandenbruwaene [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 19th March 2024

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Wouter Van Robays [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]1.14K Posted 19th March 2024 0 Comments

Hi Tim,

There is currently nothing built in that saves any info of an API trigger. Since your HTTP request will eventually be handled by the API automation script, you could write some logic there that stores the info of the HTTP request to a file or something, depending on what your use-case is.

Some basic info of an incoming HTTP request will be logged but this does not contain the message body.

Tim Vandenbruwaene [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 19th March 2024
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