HttpProperties

The HTTP edge: its routes and its error answers.

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The client address and User-Agent of each command, recorded as request facts.

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The problem+json answers of what fails on the application's own routes.

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The springdoc bridge (SpringdocAutoConfiguration): with springdoc on the classpath, the document of the public routes joins springdoc's default document (/v3/api-docs and Swagger UI) beside the application's own controllers, and the group lists the Wow routes alone.

Properties

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The client address and User-Agent of each command, recorded as request facts.

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The HTTP status of an error code, by code (bracketed in a property name: wow.http.errors.[a.b].status).

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The problem+json answers of what fails on the application's own routes.

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The service's Manifest route.

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The OpenAPI document of the routes.

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The operator's routes of the node: its parked entries and its subscriptions.

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The request headers copied into a command's headers, beside the standard request facts the edge records: app_id, the application the caller resolver authenticated, and on the public port user_agent and remote_ip; none of the three can be listed, and each fact is cut to 512 characters. remote_ip is the server's remote address, which the host takes from the gateway's X-Forwarded-For (server.forward-headers-strategy is framework unless the application sets it, none included).