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QUESTION
I am using dotnet-testcontainers https://github.com/HofmeisterAn/dotnet-testcontainers to spin up a container with mountebank in my xUnit test.
I can successfully create a mountebank client and create an imposter successfully.
The issue is that when the test is run, the app tries to make a call to the imposter on http://localhost:3000 and gets connection refused.
I can successfully open http://localhost:2525 and can see Mountebank default page. So mountebank is running fine. I also confirmed that the imposter was created successfully on port 3000 by looking at docker container log.
I also tried to use Postman to make a call to my imposter at http:localhost:3000 and get connection refused.
What could be the issue? Is this an issue that port 3000 in the docker container is not exposed or something? Below is my code:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-02 at 05:38Might be useful for someone else who would face this issue. Figured out what the issue was. I was not mapping the host port and the imposter port in the container. Read about published ports https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/container-networking/ and used WithExposedPort(3000) and then did port binding of that port with host port using WithPortBinding(3000,3000) where the first port in this method is host port and second port is container port.
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I was trying to call another function which is in same ejs file.
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Answered 2021-Nov-24 at 12:27You're declaring a function but forgot to give it a name on line 1.
If you meant to define an anonymous function rather than make a async function statement, you need to wrap it in parentheses.
QUESTION
I have a Go application and three docker containers for the app, database and mountebank to mock/stub HTTP response.
I would like my mountebank container to return an appropriate response when the test_api (app container) makes a request.
The mountebank container returns a proper response when I call the endpoint using Postman.
However, when my code inside the test_api container send GET request like the code below It always receives
dial tcp 127.0.0.1:3000: connect: connection refused
Here is how test_api send a request to mountebank container
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-08 at 13:05You should change following line in your test_api;
QUESTION
I am working on service virtualization using mountebank. I am receiving the request from test application in mountebank which contains soap xml as a request body. In that soap xml, there is a tag wsa:Tohttp://[ip]:[port]/ but I need to change this value with target application endpoint before it gets processed by mountebank. Please help how can I achieve this ?
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Answered 2020-Oct-11 at 16:50Depends what you're trying to do. It certainly is possible to do advanced parsing using the inject predicate. Or does your processing involve using that part of the request and adjusting the response based on some transformation? If so, maybe use the decorate behavior.
QUESTION
I was trying to accept multiple values including empty in Mountebank predicates.
As per below in the query parameter I want to accept both false and empty value.
Tried below and it doesn't accept neither isValid=false nor isValid=
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Answered 2020-Oct-07 at 11:12You need to use
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I am using mountebank for service virtualisation in my performance test. So, first time when I hit the mountebank service url with request parameter e.g. flightNo=513, it goes to target application using proxyOnce mode and saves the response in imposter at specific port but second time when I change the flightNo so I don't want to hit the target application but I want to manipulate the saved response based on the given flightNo. How can I do that in mountebank ? Please help.
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Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 13:17You'll want to use the addDecorateBehavior, which allows you to access the incoming request (request.query.flightNo, in your case) to manipulate the saved response on the way out.
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I was trying to pass path parameter using Mountebank.
Below is working, but there path is static no any parameters.
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Answered 2020-Aug-31 at 11:31Below regex worked, Please note use matches in case of regex instead of equal
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I am trying to get Mountebank to return the read in file stream pipe from my .ts MPEG-2 file to the Mountebank injection so the client can receive the stream data and play the video. There is a useful Node implementation on how to read in the files and I got it to read in. the .m3u8 file but now it seems to get stuck with the first .ts file.
Node seems to be reading the .ts files as a stream and piping it to the response stream.pipe(res). I'm not sure how that translates to Mountebank. Here is what I have for Mountbank code:
Mountbank:
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Answered 2020-Jun-29 at 11:38I think you might need to simulate this using something a little more crude - from the documentation:
HTTP bodies will always be recorded as text, but mountebank does have the ability to respond in binary. If you want to set up a canned binary response, set the _mode to binary and base64 encode the body. mountebank will also try to preserve binary responses in proxies by looking at the Content-Encoding and Content-Type headers.
I have used this in the past, but only with a simple PDF file in a non-JS injection stub:
QUESTION
I want to stub and check the message body in POST request in mountebank,
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Answered 2020-Feb-07 at 13:03You could achieve this with a 'matches' predicate containing a (pretty crude in this example) regex to capture any string input and return a 400:
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Answered 2020-Jan-18 at 02:02It turns out that the MbDotNet doesn't have Mountebank integrated which makes sense.
I thought that I only need to install this Nuget package and it includes everything.
So the answer is: I need to go to the Mountbank website and install it, after that run
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