Service Virtualization

Has anyone encountered the same issue here?. Not sure if there is a property that needs to be added in the properties files. The SVCW tutorial steps when followed leads to timeout error. API key used is provided by site after setting up account and using a free key. Also not sure if the key expires after a few days.

Please verify if the port that you are using for recording is the one that you are using for triggering the request. Can you please share the details / screenshots if the issue still persists. 

The ports are different. For recording the tutorial asked to put to 8100 and the system being recorded to 80. https://docops.ca.com/svcommunityedition/tutorials is the link to the tutorial. 

Thanks for confirming. Can you please share a screenshot of the error. 

Also, can you provide a link to which tutorial you are trying to do?

https://docops.ca.com/svcommunityedition/tutorials is the link to the tutorial. 

Tutorial: Create a Virtual Service by Recording

I have configured the recorder and triggered transaction as shown and it works. Please verify once.

Here is the screen shot. I know you can make it work but what is it that we are doing here that prevents us from recording? Do you know.

URI : http://localhost:8100/data/2.5/weather?id=2172797&appid=d940a1affef1c4d3446d5c1544acae08 –

Recording Screen :

Error Response and Screen Print:

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| HTTP

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| Message:     java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out

From the screenshots, it is not clear if the recorder started. Please click on Start Recorder button after you have put in the necessary details. And please use the API Explore to trigger the transaction. If you still face the issue, please drop me a note at SuryaAnilKumar.Suravarapu@ca.com. We can connect offline to debug this. 

Thank you for your reply. I am sending this to Dhana. He will handle this issue with you.

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Surya, please keep me in the loop, since I was the one who wrote the tutorial. -- Thanks, Jeff

The issue here is that their machine is using a web proxy to connect to external hosts. Hence, had to configure the web proxy settings to enable them to access this url. I had a webex with the customer and they now have a way to capture the transactions and create virtual services.