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Wow, that's fast! Thank you both. Sorry, I'll try make myself more clear.
In the picture below, is the json code we are able to retrieve now from the api of transavia.
I'm working with someone who is a really good front end developper, but using api's is new for us. To practise our skills we want to be able search through the variables 'origin and destination' fromout the frontend. Instead of collecting all the data from the picture we want to have it sorted before it comes in. Like saying in the front end give routes between amsterdam ('origin' with the iata code:AMS) and Paris ('destination' with the iata code PRS).
- Are you building a proxy in Apigee & Have an issue ?
Yes, we are building our own proxy.
- What do you mean "we tried to get the right set-up several days now and ended nowhere" ?
- What exactly you are trying to setup ?
- **we tried to set-up the proxy with the goal which is stated above.
- Where did you add the API key - "The things we have done now is adding an apikey"
With the assign message policy. at the target end preflow.
- "so we can load the whole script " - What do you mean whole script ?
We were able to get all data in json, because of the API.
- "We got a api with the following data:" - Is it public API ? Can you post complete details ?
It's an open api, but you need a personal apikey. (
https://developer.transavia.com/routes/apis/get/v2/routes)
- "And we have added a xml to json converter." Why are you converting xml to json ? I don't see any xml reference in above query.
- Regarding
"We want to fill in a origin and destination in IATA code (like ams)
and then get the values that a aligned with that request."
- What values ?
- What request ?
- Where are you filling orgin & destination ?
- *** this is the problem, we don't now all these questions.
What exactly you are trying to achieve with Transavia APIs ?
see statement above
In short we want to retrieve data which is relevant, instead of retrieving all data and then sorting it on our own host.
If I'm still not clear enough, please let me know. You already made our day by giving a reply this fast!
@sando , Would you like to filter the data by origin & destination codes in the proxy instead of full response ? Original API does support that , See sample CURL below, Update API key in below curl call to use it,
curl -X GET -H "apikey: XXXXXXXXX" "https://api.transavia.com/v2/routes?origin=AMS&destination=BCN" -k <br>
@sando ,
If you mean why your proxy doesn't filter the data,
Reason is you have AssignMessage Policy where you are stripping query params in Target PreFlow. So, Query Params is not sent to target & you are receiving the full response.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<AssignMessage async="false" continueOnError="false" enabled="true" name="Assign-Message-1">
<DisplayName>Assign Message-1</DisplayName>
<Properties/>
<Copy source="request">
<Headers/>
<QueryParams/>
<FormParams/>
<Payload/>
<Verb/>
<StatusCode/>
<ReasonPhrase/>
<Path/>
</Copy>
<Remove>
<Headers>
<Header name="h1"/>
</Headers>
<QueryParams>
<QueryParam name="destination">destination</QueryParam>
<QueryParam name="origin">origin</QueryParam>
</QueryParams>
<FormParams>
<FormParam name="f1"/>
</FormParams>
<Payload/>
</Remove>
<Add>
<Headers/>
<QueryParams/>
<FormParams/>
</Add>
<Set>
<Headers/>
<QueryParams/>
<FormParams/>
<!-- <Verb>GET</Verb> -->
<Path/>
</Set>
<AssignVariable>
<Name>name</Name>
<Value/>
<Ref/>
</AssignVariable>
<IgnoreUnresolvedVariables>true</IgnoreUnresolvedVariables>
<AssignTo createNew="false" transport="http" type="request"/>
</AssignMessage>
I have removed above assign message policy, You can now see the filtered response. Check API here. Hope it helps.
