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sethdickerson · 10-18-2019

I am looking to filter response headers from the back end using JavaScript policy. I realize I can accomplish this with Apigee policies, but am looking to see the latency differences between the two methods. Currently, I am able to grab all of the re...

sethdickerson · 08-27-2019

I have a proxy which will POST up to 100 productId's and get a return on each productId. How can I extract each productId as a separate variable to be sent to the backend. Below is the request payload for 1 product:Request Payload 1 Id: { "customerId...

sethdickerson · 08-26-2019

In Edge Cloud, I have a proxy which accepts requests (GET & POST) then formats them in an AssignMessage to the backend service. I would like to add functionality for "If Modified Since" header to be passed to the back end service if the client decide...

sethdickerson · 08-21-2019

What am I doing:Client sends request with multiple query parameters. If a parameter does not exist (key & value) I will supply them with a defaulted value. To determine if the client has sent in the correct query parameter I am using JavaScript to ru...

sethdickerson · 08-20-2019

What are you doing:I am attempting to fill in defaulted Apigee variables within a client request in the event the client does not provide them. If the client does provide them, then I will use what the client provides over the default. The JS policy ...

sethdickerson · 10-28-2019

Sorry for the delayed response on this;Below is what I was looking to do (I am positive there are more eloquent ways to write the below code, but this is what I got):var headers = []; var headerNames = context.getVariable('response.headers.names'); h...

sethdickerson · 10-18-2019

Yes, that can be done, but that solution assumes you know the response headers in advance of them being sent. I am using the above JavaScript to generate a dynamic array so one does not have to know the response headers ahead of time. Another way to ...

sethdickerson · 08-28-2019

JavaScript policy below solved my issue:var requestObj = request.content.asJSON; request.content = ''; request.headers['Content-Type'] = 'application/json'; var body = request.content.asJSON; body.customerId = requestObj.customerId; body.branchId = r...

sethdickerson · 08-22-2019

So I figured out how to do what I was looking to do with the following code block: context.setVariable("jsparamA", context.getVariable("request.queryparam.")) if (context.getVariable("jsparamA") === null || context.getVariable('jsparamA') === "") { c...

sethdickerson · 08-21-2019

I was finally able to get this working. In the event this will help someone else having this problem below is the code I used:var jsparamA context.setVariable("jsparamA", context.getVariable("request.queryparam.paramA")) if (context.getVariable("jspa...

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