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vijayk1's avatar
vijayk1
Occasional Contributor
6 years ago

how to disable caching at readyAPI end?

Hi All,   I'm getting error while running test via ReadyAPI, it seems readyAPI is checking its local cache and not hitting server. In response header I'm getting different value for Age Header ...
  • richie's avatar
    richie
    6 years ago

    Hi vijayk1

     

    I can't really tell from the detail you've provided in regards to the ReadyAPI! vs Postman calls what the problem is but from your description it sounds like you believe ReadyAPI! is submitting requests and instead of retrieving the latest record from your webservice you believe ReadyAPI! is retrieving the response from some sort of local cache?

     

    SoapUI/ReadyAPI! caches the request parameters and .wsdls, but as far as I was aware it doesn't even include a facility to retrieve from a cache as this would only cause the user problems as far as I can tell.

     

    I could be wrong - I am more often than I'm not - but having a response cache in ReadyAPI! would only cause problems as far as I can tell.

     

    Have you double checked your results and spoken to a developer?  I think it's far more likely your webservice has a caching facility like Redis or equivalent.

     

    I'd speak to a developer to double check,

     

    Sorry I can't be of more help,

     

    Cheers,

     

    richie

richie's avatar
richie
Community Hero

Hi vijayk1

 

I can't really tell from the detail you've provided in regards to the ReadyAPI! vs Postman calls what the problem is but from your description it sounds like you believe ReadyAPI! is submitting requests and instead of retrieving the latest record from your webservice you believe ReadyAPI! is retrieving the response from some sort of local cache?

 

SoapUI/ReadyAPI! caches the request parameters and .wsdls, but as far as I was aware it doesn't even include a facility to retrieve from a cache as this would only cause the user problems as far as I can tell.

 

I could be wrong - I am more often than I'm not - but having a response cache in ReadyAPI! would only cause problems as far as I can tell.

 

Have you double checked your results and spoken to a developer?  I think it's far more likely your webservice has a caching facility like Redis or equivalent.

 

I'd speak to a developer to double check,

 

Sorry I can't be of more help,

 

Cheers,

 

richie

TanyaYatskovska's avatar
TanyaYatskovska
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
6 years ago

Hi vijayk1,

 

Does Richie's reply help you figure out the cause of such behavior?

  • vijayk1's avatar
    vijayk1
    Occasional Contributor
    6 years ago

    We are under discussion with dev team regarding server side/proxy caching.

    But as of now after more debugging, we found that postman is adding temporary header ("Cache-Control":"no-cache").

    After adding "Cache-Control":"no-cache" for GET in readyAPI its working fine.

     

    We'll update once we get final confirmation from Dev.

     

    Thanks,

    vijayk1

    • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
      TanyaYatskovska
      SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
      6 years ago

      Thanks for the update! We will be waiting for the news from you.