HTTP Response body type in RAML for an API
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I am creating an API with Mule Anypoint Design center, where I receive data with type text/plain from other endpoints. Can I just use text/plain in below raml code instead of application/json?
Why am I asking this?
My endpoint is AWS SNS and it sends, a HTTP header, Content-Type, with value "text/plain" only and the apikit router in studio validates whether the content-type is "whatever specified in RAML spec(application/json)". Ofcourse I can disable validations, but I have other things to validate which depends on it.
responses:
201:
body:
application/json:
example: {"msg" : "Flight inserted successfully"}
mule mule-studio anypoint-studio raml apikit
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
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I am creating an API with Mule Anypoint Design center, where I receive data with type text/plain from other endpoints. Can I just use text/plain in below raml code instead of application/json?
Why am I asking this?
My endpoint is AWS SNS and it sends, a HTTP header, Content-Type, with value "text/plain" only and the apikit router in studio validates whether the content-type is "whatever specified in RAML spec(application/json)". Ofcourse I can disable validations, but I have other things to validate which depends on it.
responses:
201:
body:
application/json:
example: {"msg" : "Flight inserted successfully"}
mule mule-studio anypoint-studio raml apikit
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
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I am creating an API with Mule Anypoint Design center, where I receive data with type text/plain from other endpoints. Can I just use text/plain in below raml code instead of application/json?
Why am I asking this?
My endpoint is AWS SNS and it sends, a HTTP header, Content-Type, with value "text/plain" only and the apikit router in studio validates whether the content-type is "whatever specified in RAML spec(application/json)". Ofcourse I can disable validations, but I have other things to validate which depends on it.
responses:
201:
body:
application/json:
example: {"msg" : "Flight inserted successfully"}
mule mule-studio anypoint-studio raml apikit
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
120110
I am creating an API with Mule Anypoint Design center, where I receive data with type text/plain from other endpoints. Can I just use text/plain in below raml code instead of application/json?
Why am I asking this?
My endpoint is AWS SNS and it sends, a HTTP header, Content-Type, with value "text/plain" only and the apikit router in studio validates whether the content-type is "whatever specified in RAML spec(application/json)". Ofcourse I can disable validations, but I have other things to validate which depends on it.
responses:
201:
body:
application/json:
example: {"msg" : "Flight inserted successfully"}
mule mule-studio anypoint-studio raml apikit
mule mule-studio anypoint-studio raml apikit
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
120110
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
120110
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
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asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
120110
asked Nov 11 at 13:17
Jasser
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Yes you can change it to text/plain in RAML if needed. But if you want your response to be json, you'd be better off transforming your payload and overwriting the Content-type header in Mule/Anypoint design center.
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
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But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
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yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
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1 Answer
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Yes you can change it to text/plain in RAML if needed. But if you want your response to be json, you'd be better off transforming your payload and overwriting the Content-type header in Mule/Anypoint design center.
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Yes you can change it to text/plain in RAML if needed. But if you want your response to be json, you'd be better off transforming your payload and overwriting the Content-type header in Mule/Anypoint design center.
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Yes you can change it to text/plain in RAML if needed. But if you want your response to be json, you'd be better off transforming your payload and overwriting the Content-type header in Mule/Anypoint design center.
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
Yes you can change it to text/plain in RAML if needed. But if you want your response to be json, you'd be better off transforming your payload and overwriting the Content-type header in Mule/Anypoint design center.
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
answered Nov 11 at 23:10
Ryan Carter
8,37721420
8,37721420
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
add a comment |
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
But in design-center, we have just 4 options application/json, application/xml, form type and multipart data. Will text/plain work. If yes, please point to a resource of the kind.
– Jasser
Nov 12 at 12:58
1
1
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
yes it does. the ui doesn't offer every possible media type, so just type it explicitly
– Ryan Carter
Nov 15 at 11:03
add a comment |
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