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evosus
Occasional Contributor
9 years ago

SwaggerHub - Interactive API Docs 'Try it out!' does not return results

I have an API that validates and produces results using the Try this Operation / 'Send Request' button in the application http://editor.swagger.io/#/.   However, the same API definition does not pr...
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  • RonRatovsky's avatar
    RonRatovsky
    9 years ago

    Apologies for the confusion, I had an issue with testing it on my end.

     

    So it seems the problem is that the requests being generated is http and that doesn't work well because SwaggerHub is hosted on https. I can see that you've defined both http and https and the API calls do work with https.

     

    I'd suggest trying to change the order of schemes and put https first to see if that works. If not, for now, you can remove the http from the spec itself. Fixing that issue would require a more elaborate solution from our end but we'll get it done.

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RonRatovsky
Staff
9 years ago

Thanks for the details. There's indeed an issue that needs to be checked and fixed so thanks for pointing that out.

We'll keep you updated to when we deploy a fix.

  • RonRatovsky's avatar
    RonRatovsky
    Staff
    9 years ago

    Apologies for the confusion, I had an issue with testing it on my end.

     

    So it seems the problem is that the requests being generated is http and that doesn't work well because SwaggerHub is hosted on https. I can see that you've defined both http and https and the API calls do work with https.

     

    I'd suggest trying to change the order of schemes and put https first to see if that works. If not, for now, you can remove the http from the spec itself. Fixing that issue would require a more elaborate solution from our end but we'll get it done.

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    evosus
    Occasional Contributor
    9 years ago

    I am thrilled with your responsiveness. Much respect!

    • RonRatovsky's avatar
      RonRatovsky
      Staff
      9 years ago

      Which browser have you tested it with? Have you or can you try it with another browser and provide the details?

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        evosus
        Occasional Contributor
        9 years ago

        I tried Chrome 47 originally. Since then I have tried IE 9.0.8 and Firefox 41.0.1. I get the same results.

         

        The key does seem to be the protocol. So I removed the HTTP protocol and left HTTPS. 'Try it out' from Interactive API Docs worked. Then I added HTTP protocol in the second order position. This worked also because the UI selects the first protocol by default. So it is the same request.

         

        I'm happy to have a work-around. Thank you.