05-18-2015 12:25
05-18-2015 12:25
When I look at the details for our application's Fitbit subscriber, I see all requests resulting in an HTTP 302 response code. After further debugging, I see that the message is not making it to our application but when posting my own message to the same URL, it works with a 200 response. Is it possible to find out what redirect URL Fitbit is receiving with the 302 response? This may help provide some clues as to what's going on with the firewall, server, etc.
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05-18-2015 13:23
05-18-2015 13:23
302 means redirect. Browser can handle redirects in a background.
Try to CURL the api push notifications url and see what is the response would be...
05-18-2015 13:23
05-18-2015 13:23
302 means redirect. Browser can handle redirects in a background.
Try to CURL the api push notifications url and see what is the response would be...
10-13-2015 08:27 - edited 10-13-2015 08:40
10-13-2015 08:27 - edited 10-13-2015 08:40
Hello @ibahdanau @Kohutm1,
I'm having the same behavior as described above. https://danielk.tinytake.com/sf/MzM4MTAwXzE5NzMyODc
We are using Asp.net MVC + Azure.
From the logs I can see that the enpoint is not called, however it gets called and accessed when using Postman or Fiddler.
What do you mean by "Try to CURL the api push notifications url " ?
Could you provide more details how this can be resolved?
Thanks,
Daniel