James, the Postman as a proxy is something different than Postman using a proxy.
Rest client -> Postman -> Rest service Where Postman will record the traffic is Postman as a proxy. In this scenario the Rest client is will have to configure a proxy (Postman). Best regards Niklas [cid:[email protected]] Niklas Uhrberg Konsult IT Development | Loans & Credit Resurs Bank AB Växel: +46 42 38 20 00 E-post: [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> Webb: www.resursbank.se<http://www.resursbank.se> ________________________________ From: James Dailey [[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2019 1:42 AM To: Dev Subject: Re: Record api traffic (Fineract 1.x) Niklas - why can't you configure Postman to use Https through a proxy? I'm not an expert on this, but it sounds counter-intuitive to me. I found this link if applicable: https://support.getpostman.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008893713-How-do-I-configure-Postman-to-work-through-a-proxy- @jdailey67 On 2019/10/10 14:37:13, Niklas Uhrberg <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: > Hello! > > I have done some activities running Fineract 1.x and the community app > locally on my workstation. > > Now I would like to record a set of activities in order to create a quicker > way to jumpstart a simple setup . Say a loan product , a few clients with > their loans. > > (In the same way there are Postman scrips for Fineract CN) > > I have not done this before and my initial findings made me try running the > Community App -> Finract communication over HTTP (instead of HTTPS) . E.g. > Postman will require HTTP in proxy mode. > > I have not been able to pull this off. > Have anyone of you done this kind of operation and can show the way to go > about this? > > Once I configure docker-compose to with the port mapping 8080:8080 I can at > least point my browser to fineract-provider, but the login screen (in the > community app) says: > "Couldn't connect to server. Make sure you are using correct settings." > > I use the URL : > http://localhost/?baseApiUrl=http://localhost:8080&tenantIdentifier=default#/ > > (And I have indeed verifed that I can login using the standard: > http://localhost/?baseApiUrl=https://localhost:8443&tenantIdentifier=default ) > > Best regards Niklas > >
