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I asked a question on Stack Overflow a month back regarding a problem I'm having with Spring Boot grapnel starter version 1.0.0-M4, but there's been no response. I'm hoping to hear more from committers.
The graphiql UI can't fetch my schema when I connect to a service using Mongo DB as its backing data store:
Here is a shot of TCPMON showing the sequence of HTTP calls to the service when it fails:
It works perfectly if I replace the repository implementation with one that returns objects from a hard-coded in-memory collection of objects. Here is a screen shot of the graphiql interface:
Here is a shot of TCPMON showing the sequence of HTTP calls to the service when it succeeds:
The error message I see in the graphiql console is:
Failed to execute 'text' on 'Response': body stream is already read
Why does Mongo DB change the sequence of HTTP calls?
I've seen some suggestions to whitelist paths, but I don't know how to change my Spring configuration to do it.
I'd love any advice you can offer on how to address this.
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I asked a question on Stack Overflow a month back regarding a problem I'm having with Spring Boot grapnel starter version 1.0.0-M4, but there's been no response. I'm hoping to hear more from committers.
The graphiql UI can't fetch my schema when I connect to a service using Mongo DB as its backing data store:
Here is a shot of TCPMON showing the sequence of HTTP calls to the service when it fails:
It works perfectly if I replace the repository implementation with one that returns objects from a hard-coded in-memory collection of objects. Here is a screen shot of the graphiql interface:
Here is a shot of TCPMON showing the sequence of HTTP calls to the service when it succeeds:
The error message I see in the graphiql console is:
Failed to execute 'text' on 'Response': body stream is already read
Why does Mongo DB change the sequence of HTTP calls?
I've seen some suggestions to whitelist paths, but I don't know how to change my Spring configuration to do it.
I'd love any advice you can offer on how to address this.
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