Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

The API manager is on my local machine. I am calling the api manager [on the local host] via the swagger definition in the api store. The implementation [production] url is on a remote machine http:/*/192.168.11.65 :* 8000/BizBrainTally/api/ledgers/customers/{company} I can ca

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

​Hi Sagara, Please find inline comments; Thanks for your reply. I checked via ipconfig and its my IP. sorry for the > confusion. I have two ips. ​You are most welcome! It is a valid requirement to have two network interfaces but you might need to configure with [1]. Can you share with us the out

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Rasika! Thanks for your reply. I checked via ipconfig and its my IP. sorry for the confusion. I have two ips. Now the next question is how to pass parameters to the implementation endpoint. Or at least, if I can log the request being made to the end point it would be very helpful, since I am not

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Sagar, Are you using VMware or virtualbox? Please check your network interfaces. Sometimes WSO2 Server could have binded into a wrong network interface when there are multiple network interfaces in the host machine. You can check this with ifconfig(in linux) or ipconfig(in windows). Best Rega

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Abimaran, Actually, API manager is running on 192.168.11.68 and not 192.168.144.2. I am making a call to API manager via the swagger definition in the api store. However, the end point doesnt get hit because it is pointing to the wrong url [192.168.144.2.] instead of 192.168.11.65 Sagar On Wed, Au

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Sagar, API Manager runs on 192.168.144.2 and this IP is shown in Store UI. If you want to hit the backend directly from your client, then there isn't any reason for using API Manager. I don't understand why you are expecting to hit backend URL directly. API Manager function as a proxy to route

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Abimaran, Thanks for your reply. Does that mean that i can ignore the displayed url. But when i call the api through swagger definition in api store page, call goes through correctly, but actual end point is not hit. What could the reason be? Sagar On Aug 2, 2017 5:01 PM, "Abimaran Kugathasan"

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Thuistha, Thanks for your quick response. I had followed the tutorial below. My problem is my pc has ip 192.168.11.68 and not 192.168.144.2. when I try to call the api from the api store page via it's swagger definition ,there is a call to my server but, i get no response from the server. I beli

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Sagar, Production URL shown in publisher UI is your real backend production URL and Production and Sandbox URL shown in Store is Gateway's (or API Manager) URL for that API, not the real backend URL. And you are supposed to use that to invoke the API. On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 4:24 PM, Thusitha T

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

Hi Sagar, 192.168.144.2 is the IP address of your APIM running instance and 8280 is the port which exposes your API through the API manager. When you invoke the http://192.168.144.2:8280/// it will be sent to the production endpoint that you configured through the UI. You can refer to APIM Docs[1

Re: [Dev] Why does WSO2 API Manager change the endpoint ip and port addresses to 192.168.144.2:8280

On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 4:18 PM, Sagar Kapadia wrote: > Hi, > I tried to create an API in the API manager. Everything is ok, except for > the fact that the end point ip anddress and port in the implementation page > are ignored. I get the following ip address and port > 192.168.144.2:8280 > > The