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| stoney |
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| Vitor |
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| stoney wrote: |
| Yes, that's correct! |
I correctly understood a JSON explanation! I'm therefore an expert on all aspects of REST and API Management!
 
Thank you for your kind confirmation.
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| mqjeff |
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| stoney wrote: |
| If you use a JSON parser that is compliant with the specification |
.... Or why I asked to see the error on the Azure side...
"Existing JSON Parser? Why bother, we can just write our own!"
| vitor wrote: |
| I correctly understood a JSON explanation! I'm therefore an expert on all aspects of REST and API Management! |
Excellent. For your next trick, design and implement a REST version of this SOAP API with hundreds of requests per operation, consisting of thousands of fields each... Without access to the WSDL.
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| sumit |
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Thanks stoney for explaining that! 
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.... Or why I asked to see the error on the Azure side...
"Existing JSON Parser? Why bother, we can just write our own!" |
Well, I came to know yesterday that there is a C# application which is exposing the REST service and from there, requests message go to Azure.
Logs in this C# application are not very detailed one.
However, thanks for the pointer. Now we will see if C# application is using a proper JSON parser or not.
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| Vitor |
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| mqjeff wrote: |
| Excellent. For your next trick, design and implement a REST version of this SOAP API with hundreds of requests per operation, consisting of thousands of fields each... Without access to the WSDL. |
I'll do that, and with swagger  
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| stoney |
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| mqjeff wrote: |
| Excellent. For your next trick, design and implement a REST version of this SOAP API with hundreds of requests per operation, consisting of thousands of fields each... Without access to the WSDL. |
I'll do that, and with swagger |
In YAML, right? |
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| Vitor |
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| Vitor wrote: |
| mqjeff wrote: |
| Excellent. For your next trick, design and implement a REST version of this SOAP API with hundreds of requests per operation, consisting of thousands of fields each... Without access to the WSDL. |
I'll do that, and with swagger |
In YAML, right? |
Exactly the same standard I use for my Java:
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