Virtualisation using json request respons

[Sunil Kangralkar]

Hi Team,
We have requirement to virtualise a service using json request/ response pair . We have created a VSI and VSM file but when the request hits the virtual service then we ar getting the error message as "The requested URL was not found on this server." Can we virtualise the virtual service using json request response pair ? Can anyone please help us.

Thanks,
Sunikl

[Sankar Natarajan]

Hi Sunil
Yes, if you have JSON Request and Response pairs, you can create
a virtual service using them. There are examples available on the Docs
site. Please refer to them.

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/devops/devtest-solutions/10-7/using/using-service-virtualization/using-devtest-portal-with-service-virtualization/create-virtual-services-from-request-response-pairs.html

https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/devops/devtest-solutions/10-7/using/using-service-virtualization/service-virtualization-concepts/request-response-pairs.html

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[Danny Saro]

Hi,

Yes, you can virtualise the virtual service using json request response
pair.

For the request you are trying to send to your deployed virtual service:
1. Double-check host and port are correct

2. What is the basepath of your VSM?
It is defined in the Listen step of your VSM, but you can also see the
value in the Portal -> Monitor -> VSE page when the virtual service is
deployed.
The basepath must match the beginning portion of the URL you send to the
deployed virtual service (but also make sure your basepath is not too
restrictive)

Cheers,

Danny Saro

Client Services Consultant

Broadcom Software


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[Vaibhav Jain]

Hi Sunil,

Please validate the Operation name defined in VSI and the operation name received as part of the request.

You can virtualize the JSON r-r pair service, however, it is better to include the header values as part of the message:


Kind Regards,
Vaibhav J

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Regards,
Vaibhav Jain
Capgemini
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