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You need to also create a new instance of WiFiClient from WiFiClient.h, and pass that in to the begin:

It's quite likely the IP addresses that you use and possibly your current network setup. If you run Flask locally, by default it will use 127.0.0.1 (localhost) and the application can only be reached from your own computer. Other hosts on the network cannot. So your intuition is correct, you need to run it on 0.0.0.0 so that the application becomes accessible on any interface, not just localhost but also the LAN IP address and WAN IP address (provided you have got one).

Now the remaining question is, is 10.104.2.114 is the correct address for your PC where the Flask application is running ? Assuming that you use DHCP, the IP address is subject to change. From what you are saying your ESP8266 is on the same network but I think the connection sharing applies some form of isolation between guests (possibly by VLAN). So, for that reason, the guests on that network may not be able to see each other and this is by design. It is normal for wifi hotspots to segregate traffic per client.

Putting all your devices on the same router/switch could work. Note that you can still use your home router/switch to connect devices, even if Internet access is out of service. This is something you could try, as long as your hardware is in good condition.

This is expected behavior. A delegate invocation results in either an exception or a return value. When the Polly retries are done, then it propagates whatever result was last, whether it is an exception or a return value.

In this case, the response would have a 500 status code.

Codeception has a method called haveHttpHeader you can add any header using it.

This is documented half-way down this page. There is also a section on authorization on this other page.

There are a few built-in authorization methods, like amBearerAuthenticated, amAWSAuthenticated, but I believe that there isn't a specific method for JWT.

you should create your URL list beforehand. the handlePageFunction is only used for the actual scraping part, and you should only have the Apify.pushData there:

There's one (of several) example how to do this with HTTPs here: https://github.com/esp8266/Arduino/blob/master/libraries/ESP8266HTTPClient/examples/BasicHttpsClient/BasicHttpsClient.ino

For this requirement, I think there isn't any difference between the two request(request APIM with bearer token directly and request APIM from function app by managed identity). Both of them will provide a bearer token in header(Authorization) of the request.

You can refer to this document about calling APIM from function app according to managed identity. You can find the lines of code shown as below in the document which are used to get access token and set the token in header when request APIM.

Based on the comments.

The template is fine. The ALB does not work because it is placed in private subnets along with ECS service. Assuming that private subnets are correctly setup to work with NAT gateway and access the internet, the following should be made:

• Place ALB in public subnets - it must be there, as otherwise it will no be accessible from the internet.

Also double check all the route tables for NAT, public subnets, internet gateway.

The solution was as follows:

Since Content -Type = "text / xml" is required, I need to use JAXBEncoder. In this case, I need to send not a String, but a ChargeRqType - an object that was received using jaxb.