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I believe the problem is coming because you're mixing both Service Shared Access Signature and Account Shared Access Signature.

Please try the following code:

You are missing as mention above in comment I think you are making request with id attribute but instead of id you need to do with name attribute like this

Your problem seems to not be try-catch but lack of error handling.

If we assume the commented-out code in sendMessage to be actually operational:

I think your issue is Dim frm As Form = New frmTransAlqPago.
And my solution is Dim frm As frmTransAlqPago = New frmTransAlqPago.

You can use ternary operators. which are if else statements but shorter and easier to write.

AddHeader(key, value) method is a "proxy" for AddParameter(key, value, ParameterType.HttpHeader) method. All your headers are applied to the request and can be found using ordinary debugger if you inspect Parameters property of your RestRequest instance (in your code sample it's reqq).

Also to send your request you really should use the Execute(IRestRequest) method in your RestClient

I think that your problem lies in the fact that the CompletableFuture.supplyAsync() is not blocked so your code instantly moves forward, instead of waiting for the async operation to be applied.

The code is executed in an asynchronous manner, which in this case means that, you tell the operations inside of the CompletableFuture.supplyAsync() to be performed, and you move further. The thenApply() part is invoked only, when the code inside supplyAsync finishes execution, which most probably happens after you have already returned the response.

If you want to wait for all CompletableFutures to finish execution before returning the response, then you should use the CompletableFuture.join() method.

First try to refactor your code, to get rid of thenApply() part, so that your ~CompletableFutures` result in the partial responses.

Then assign all CompletableFutures to some variables (myFirstFuture, mySecondFuture etc in my example).

After that using a Stream apply a join() method on all the CompletableFutures and apply your putInResponse method for each of the results.

For example:

You are right. The default copy() method creates a shallow copy.

Look at the Kotlin documentation:

It's often the case that we need to copy an object altering some of its properties, but keeping the rest unchanged. This is what copy() function is generated for.

You can override it so that it does what you need. But I'd suggest you to create a new method that creates a deep copy, let name it deepCopy(). Why is it better? Because if your application grows, there still can be cases when you need a shallow copy. That's why having 2 different methods can help to clearly distinguish it.

I think you're not instantiating the client correctly, accordingly with the doc for Named Clients.

You will need to receive the IHttpClientFactory in run-time and ask for your named client like this: