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Sender:Massimo Cimmino.
Date:Monday, 28 September 2015 19:35:31 UTC+1.
Hi there,
( first of all forry for my poor english )
i want to congrats with you for the good works.
I was just wondering why the statistics collector doesn’t record the API Status Code response or if i’ve missed something.
I’m testing TYK on my infrastructure with a simple PHP API that creates a query on a non-relational database and, based on the query return, it gives a “status code” response.
Actually seems that tyk-dashboard records every response with “200” response code ( unless there’s a “blacklisted” endpoint ). Is there a way to collect the “real” status code response of my API?
Thanks in advance for your support
Best regards
Massimo
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Sender:Martin Buhr.
Date:Tuesday, 29 September 2015 17:53:56 UTC+1.
Hi Massimo,
I did reply - odd it didn’t go through - here it is again:
Hi Massimo,
Yeah Tyk records it’s own status codes only, if I remember we correctly it basically treats a successful proxy as a success, even if the API is returning errors (since the request was proxied successfully and a response sent to the client)
TBH that’s probably something we should change. Will put it in the roadmap.
Cheers,
Martin
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Sender:Massimo Cimmino.
Date:Tuesday, 29 September 2015 17:06:08 UTC+1.
Am i said something stupid that don’t deserve an answer???
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Sender:Massimo Cimmino.
Date:Tuesday, 29 September 2015 17:18:48 UTC+1.
From my use of Tyk, usually, the status code is reflected from the API it is in front of. In other words, if you are getting a 200 response code, that is probably the code that is returning from the PHP API.
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Sender:Rilindo Foster.
Date:Tuesday, 29 September 2015 17:31:40 UTC+1.
I can confirm you that my API return different status code that are always recorded as 200…
anyway …i’ve tryied to change the function recordhit in the handler_success and made the modify for my accomplishment
really thank you for your support!
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Sender:Massimo Cimmino.
Date:Tuesday, 29 September 2015 17:53:56 UTC+1.
Hi Massimo,
I did reply - odd it didn’t go through - here it is again:
Hi Massimo,
Yeah Tyk records it’s own status codes only, if I remember we correctly it basically treats a successful proxy as a success, even if the API is returning errors (since the request was proxied successfully and a response sent to the client)
TBH that’s probably something we should change. Will put it in the roadmap.
Cheers,
Martin