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JayKrish
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4 years ago
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Version 3.20.1 is throwing OTD error

Upgrading from 3.10.2 to 3.20.1 version is not working for me. simple soap request is throwing  HTTP/1.1 410 Gone Date: Fri, 28 Jan 2022 14:04:55 GMT Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1 V...
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    JayKrish
    4 years ago

    Thanks for the older version link. I am yet to compare the requests from ReadyAPI and Postman. I will work on it and open a new thread with the findings.

     

    Thanks a lot.

    Jay

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JayKrish
Occasional Contributor
4 years ago

Thanks Rich,

 

To answer your questions:

1. yes, it is happening to all Soap requests (verified with multiple test steps across multiple projects

2. yes, i am able to send the same request through Postman

3. our endpoint goes thru data power and then to load balancer and then finally hit the server

4. i am not using any proxying at my end. 

 

Hope i have answered all the concerns. This happened to the previous version 3.20.0 as well. i luckily had 3.10.2 version downloaded exe that i reinstalled the older version. But this time, when i installed 3.20.1, it looks like it wiped that exe file as well.

If i can go back 3.10.2 exe file, i can go back in version and i am sure these same requests will work as expected.

Thanks

Jay

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richie
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4 years ago
Hey JayKrish,

If it still works in Postman, but not ReadyAPI, then i think easiest way to diagnose the issue, is to do a comparative analysis of the Postman requests relative to whats been generated via ReadyAPI!

You have 2 options i can think of here. You can either compare the differences in the Postman vs ReadyAPI request details by comparing the RAW request details from both.

Or, you can setup Fiddler as a proxy and reexecute Postman and grab the RAW details from Fiddler (saving for later comparison), then repoint ReadyAPI to use Fiddler as a proxy and then submit ReadyAPI request, then grab the RAW request details and save them. Then you can spot the differences between the successful (Postman) and unsucceasful (ReadyAPI) and work out what you need to change in ReadyAPI to get your request working.

I alwaya have multiple versions of ReadyAPI installed (cos i install to different directories).

You could always re-download v3.10.1 or whatever previous version from http://dl.eviware.com/ready-api/readyapi.htm

Cheers

Rich
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    sonya_m
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    4 years ago

    Thank you for the idea, Rich!

     

    JayKrish was this advice helpful?

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      JayKrish
      Occasional Contributor
      4 years ago

      Thanks for the older version link. I am yet to compare the requests from ReadyAPI and Postman. I will work on it and open a new thread with the findings.

       

      Thanks a lot.

      Jay