so not basic

but in that case i'm not using the rest client from tornadofx... i'm using a custom service...

OK

maybe when i first started trying to use proxy support... i tried apache and then just stuck with it

Right 🙂 We added proxy support a while back, didn't we?

you did

maybe i just never changed back from ampache

pull and try to post again with default client?

or bug is still there with post? apache is no problemm for now

I just ran through my manual tests for the Rest client, they all pass. POST with HttpURLEngine works as it should.

k, then let me work with that and see

Great 🙂 Maybe add a basic test to the app or something.

will do

Sweet. I'll walk the dog, then check back in.

about to drop my kids off at swimming be away for a few too...

but i am working on this today so i should be able to test/provide feedback

Let me know 🙂

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@edvin will do... is pent a while trying to debug, but couldn't figure out/see where there problem is. there is no exception or errors at all... it's just like the call to post gets swallowed some how... it never shows up in the proxy (using Charles)... all the calls to get do... i am going to try to finish what i am working on and then create a sep test/app to see if it still is a problem...

OK. Maybe you could try something super easy first, like a junit test with a simple as possible post to see if that goes through?

If I can somehow run the code that exhibits the issue that would we very helpful. Does POSTs work without the proxy?

i don't think so, but let me double check

proxy on/off doesn't seem to matter with the default client... posts still don't "work" gets do....

@edvin on the junit test are you talking about just testing the rest service itself? or tornadofx rest client?

i believe the rest service works fine... i tried it from advanced rest client and it works...

i think it's ok...

Just the rest client. If that works, you can try it through the rest service perhaps?

Yeah, let's focus on the client.

k

Just do something super simple, a post with some minimal json payload and read a response if possible. If you want I could set up a simple rest endpoint to test against.