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It looks like the server you are connecting to applied gzip compression, but failed to include the Content-Encoding response header (which they are meant to include), so the client had no way of knowing that the data was compressed, and didn't decompress it for you automatically. Honestly, you should report this to the server owner as a protocol failure, but for now: you could manually decompress the data using GZipStream. Note that if they fix this, you may need to tweak your code again.

I discovered that my daily partitions were saved in hourly partitions too. The schemas of these hourly partitions may slightly differ in the way that some hours missed my spid column. Hence, on some days my production environment was failing with the error reported above.

The bug was difficult to spot because my test instance had the option("mergeSchema", "true") as a default Spark option, hence it was merging the schema without encountering the error.

Cookies are sent with the Set-Cookie HTTP header, so you can't simply get them as Header.Get("cookie-name"). You would have to parse the Set-Cookie header values. But the standard lib does this for you:

Cookies sent by a server may be parsed using Response.Cookies(). It returns you a slice of cookies (http.Cookie), just iterate over them until you find the one you're looking for.

Fix the $item quoting in that curl call.

Is this action supposed to be completed by a human via a browser? If so, Steam might have measures in place that prevents your program / robots from using this action.

The server most likely expects session data, specific cookie headers, a human user agent, and more so that robots will not be able to upload.

EDIT:

Check the robots.txt:

You can get value which is under product using searchParams.get("product"); and then pass same to your function to get required text.

Demo Code :

Here there are all answers on your question https://gatling.io/docs/current/http/http_request

How about this modification?

• I think that in this case, Cookie: "BrowserId=sB-PspOVEeqEttdm-K56tw" might not be required.
• The properties of body and redirect are not included in the arguments of UrlFetchApp.fetch.

As per the functionality of For-Each and Iterate mediators, the whole message will be split into parts based on the expression you provide. Hence only one part of jsonValue has been processed inside for each mediator.

To remove the slashes, you can directly call the scrip mediator. Or if you want to remove slashes of each object under your for each mediator, your current code is correct, but it won’t process all the messages at once.

As an alternate, you can use aggregate mediator to merge all the split messages into one payload.

Edit #1:

Try this code, which removes the slashes.