I would like to poll the quality gate execution status of my SonarQube 6.3 instance using a REST api call. I went through a few api calls, which did not give me the expected results.
I tried to use these urls:
http://localhost:9000/api/resources
http://localhost:9000/api/components
But I always got this response:
{"errors":[{"msg":"Unknown url : /api/resources"}]}
How can I poll the quality gate execution status via REST?
http://localhost:9000/web_api lists the web service endpoints available on your server and provides documentation for each one. In my copy of 6.3, the documentation for "api/resources" says
Removed since 6.3, please use api/components and api/measures instead
You say you've tried http://localhost:9000/api/components and gotten an error. That's because there's not actually a web service there. You'll have to add the qualifier for the service you want, such as /api/components/search, as described in the docs for that set of services: http://localhost:9000/web_api/api/components
In fact there are 5 parts in a correct SonarQube web api url. They can be seen like that domain/api/controller/action?parameters, for example http://localhost:9000/api/components/show?componentKey=blue.
So we have:
domain: which is represented by http://localhost:9000 in the example, it is the address where you can call your SonarQube server
api: which is represented by /api in the example, it is the base path of all web service in SonarQube
controller: which is represented by /components in the example, it represents a pool of web service concerning a given theme (issues, profiles, components, etc.)
action: which is represented by /show in the example, it is a unit action that you can perform through the web service, for example: show, search, list, backup, delete, etc.
parameters: which is represented by ?componentKey=bluein the example, they are not always mandatory but often allow you to specify further information to get more precise results
What you have forgotten here is at means to specify an action.
http://localhost:9000/api/project_analyses/search?project=myProjectname&category=QUALITY_GATE
This query returned the status of my quality gate. Here I have mentioned the project name as myProjectname
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I have two types of URL patterns as below.
/gateway/secure/api/user/getUser
/gateway/nonsecure/api/user/getUser
(Context root of zuul gateway application is gateway)
Using zuul filters I'm trying to implement two different logics based on secure and nonsecure URL patterns. I've written a pre-filter and seems it's not even executing that filter for above URL patterns. I could see gateway is throwing 404. When I try to access microservice without secure or nonsecure its working as expected. Below are the property changes I've done so far.
Context root of downstream microservice is api/user
zuul.prefix=/secure
zuul.routes.user.path=/api/user/**
zuul.routes.user.service-id=user
zuul.prefix=/nonsecure
zuul.routes.user.path=/api/user/**
zuul.routes.user.service-id=user
I've already tried by giving zuul.prefix and it seems prefix is setting as globally and cant apply only for specific routes. How can I achieve this? Can anyone please advice.Thanks
As you noted, the zuul.prefix property affects all mappings and can only be defined once. So, drop the zuul.prefix property and add the corresponding prefix to each zuul.routes.*.path properties:
zuul.routes.user.path=/secure/api/user/**
zuul.routes.user.service-id=user
zuul.routes.user.path=/nonsecure/api/user/**
zuul.routes.user.service-id=user
Note that, according to the documentation:
zuul.stripPrefix only applies to the prefix set in zuul.prefix. It does not have any effect on prefixes defined within a given route’s path.
I'm currently using SonarQube v5.6 and I'm trying to export the list of the rules that are inactive.
We can take "BackUp" of the rules that are active through the UI, but I'm trying to do this using Web API supported by Sonarqube on command line.
For Example:
I'm trying to export the rules which are not active in sonarqube:
http://$sonarqubeServer/coding_rules#qprofile=$key|activation=false
Can anyone please help me how to go about this ?
SonarQube Web API is pretty well documented (accessible from the footer of your server). api/rules offers api/rules/search which takes a bunch of parameters, including:
activation - Filter rules that are activated or deactivated on the selected Quality profile. Ignored if the parameter 'qprofile' is not
set.
qprofile - Key of Quality profile to filter on. Used only if the parameter 'activation' is set.
Bottom line, this request in the UI:
https://sonarqube.com/coding_rules#activation=false|qprofile=js-sonar-way-56838
Is equivalent to this Web API request:
https://sonarqube.com/api/rules/search?activation=no&qprofile=js-sonar-way-56838
/api/rules?language=java is returning: page you are looking for does not exist.
Other apis are working fine but I want a list of rules with description for a particular profile.
How do I get that?
The correct URL for this Web Service is: /api/rules/search?languages=java
For instance on Nemo: http://nemo.sonarqube.org/api/rules/search?languages=java
I was working for the last 2 years on building a social network for companies using Grails.
A new requirement appeared which is creating separate virtual host for each company that will have it's own database of users, timelines, etc (I would like to avoid rewriting all the service layer)
So initially the application was running on http://www.my-social-network.com for example
Now using an admin console that we will have to develop, companies should be able to create their own subdomain like this : http://company1.my-social-network.com and so on.
The web server that we are using is Apache 2.2 + tomcat 6
Is there someone who has an idea about how to do it?
Ideally I want to have one instance of the application that receives requests with different host names so it can behave differently in order to save resources because Grails consumes too much memory.
For example :
subdomain1.my-social-network.com --> apache 2 --> my-social-network.com (+ specific headers) --> tomcat
If such thing was possible, is there a way to select a datasource depending on a request parameter or header?
Any help is appreciated
There are a number of different options you can take, but first you need to make a decision on how you are going to implement this at the lowest level:
You can take the requests to subdomain1.my-social-network.com and redirect the user to my-social-network.com.
Same as above but use HTTP 302, HTTP 303 or HTTP 307 instead.
Simply show the contents of the site, responding with HTTP 200 (probably the best approach as these domains are meant to be permanent). Further text assumes this option.
Next, you need to have a servlet filter which intercepts all HTTP traffic and has a map {virtual_path -> real_site}. This filter can simply set relevant request attribute (hint: servletRequest.setAttribute(String, Object)) when it detects that requested virtual path is recognized.
If a user creates/renames/deletes a domain/virtual path, you would populate the map accordingly.
Finally, your render component should check that parameter and render relevant site. It is really hard to elaborate further without knowing more details on how your application works.
My company runs a 4GL application internally. It's very old and no one really knows how to improve/develop for it since the developers are long gone.
I need to make a simple SOAP call to my Magento web store. There are tons of examples online in a multitude of languages, but I can't find a single 4GL (OpenEdege ABL) example.
I'm trying to set SKU's to Out of stock status.
Does anyone have a simple example that I can look at, or at least a starting point since there seems to be so little information on 4GL on the web.
Example of the call I need in PHP:
<?php
$proxy = new SoapClient('http://www.domain.com/api/soap/?wsdl');
$sessionId = $proxy->login('admin', 'password');
$proxy->call($sessionId, 'product_stock.update', array('sku123', array('qty'=>50, 'is_in_stock'=>1)));
For version 10.2B there's built in support for consuming web services in Progress ABL.
This is a basic tutorial of how to create a client for a SOAP-based web service in ABL. It's not best practices or in any way complete. Just a quick guide to get started.
1. Analyse the WSDL
There's a built in tool available via command line that lets you analyse a WSDL and create documentation about available services, datatypes, syntax etc. Invoke it on your wsdl like this:
proenv> bprowsdldoc yourwsdl-file c:\temp\docs
The wsdl can be local or remote. If its remote you specify the URL, if it's local you can specify just the local complete path. Documentation in html format will end up in c:\temp\docs. Open up index.html in that folder.
2. Create a basic client
In the index.html document there's a number of headings. Click the link under "Port types". In the Port Type document you will find some useful data.
Copy-and-paste the example in "Connection Details" into your Progress Editor. It should look something like this (names of services and procedures will be different - they are defined in the wsdl):
DEFINE VARIABLE hWebService AS HANDLE NO-UNDO.
DEFINE VARIABLE hYYY AS HANDLE NO-UNDO.
CREATE SERVER hWebService.
hWebService:CONNECT("-WSDL 'file_or_url_to_wsdl.wsdl'").
RUN XXX SET hYYY ON hWebService.
If you run this code your client is connected to the web service but it's still not doing anything.
Further down the same document there's a heading called "Operation (internal procedure) details". This is where the actual web service is invoked. It will look something like the code below. It actually show two ways of making the same call, one functional call and one procedural so choose whatever you prefer and insert it into your editor (I'm usually using the procedural for no real reason other than old habits):
DEFINE VARIABLE strXMLRequest AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO.
DEFINE VARIABLE ProcessXMLResult AS CHARACTER NO-UNDO.
FUNCTION ProcessXML RETURNS CHARACTER
(INPUT strXMLRequest AS CHARACTER)
IN hYYY.
/* Function invocation of ProcessXML operation. */
ProcessXMLResult = ProcessXML(strXMLRequest).
/* Procedure invocation of ProcessXML operation. */
RUN ProcessXML IN hYYY (INPUT strXMLRequest, OUTPUT ProcessXMLResult).
Now all you need to end your program is disconnecting and cleaning up. So insert:
hWebService:DISCONNECT().
DELETE OBJECT hWebService.
If you've followed all steps you should have a skeleton for invoking a web service. The only problem is that you need to handle the in- and out-data.
3. Handle the answer and the request
Depending on how the web service is built this can be easy (if you only input and output simple data like strings and numbers) or quite complicated (if you input and output entire xml-documents). The documentation you created in step one lists all datatypes (in the index.html document) but it doesn't offer any support in how you create any needed xml documents. There's specific Progress documentation available on how to work with xml...
The better approach is to take a look at the official documentation. There you will find everything above and more - how to handle errors etc.
Here is an overview of all 10.2B documentation and here is the PDF named Web Services.
Here is a link to a complete (but actually not so good) example in the Progress KnowledgeBase where a client and corresponding request/response xml is created and handled.
Look at these chapters:
6 - Creating an ABL Client from WSDL
7 - Connecting to Web Services from ABL
8 - Invoking Web Service Operations from ABL
That will basically take you through the entire process from start to beginning.