Hi, does anyone know if I can somehow access a log of the incoming hits to the callback url?
This would be helpful during the service design and debugging phase.
The Test Harness doesn't help much for incoming external callbacks, unless I am overlooking something.
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Thomas Brockhage
said
over 7 years ago
I figured it out - just writing the log myself using Spark.getLog() - not quite the same as single stepping with the debugger, but the next best thing...
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T
Thomas Brockhage
said
over 7 years ago
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I figured it out - just writing the log myself using Spark.getLog() - not quite the same as single stepping with the debugger, but the next best thing...
Thomas Brockhage
Hi, does anyone know if I can somehow access a log of the incoming hits to the callback url?
This would be helpful during the service design and debugging phase.
The Test Harness doesn't help much for incoming external callbacks, unless I am overlooking something.
I figured it out - just writing the log myself using Spark.getLog() - not quite the same as single stepping with the debugger, but the next best thing...
Thomas Brockhage
I figured it out - just writing the log myself using Spark.getLog() - not quite the same as single stepping with the debugger, but the next best thing...
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