Manage and Send Request
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In the previous learning documents, we've explored how to make a request. Now, let's take an additional step and examine whether the request we made is functioning properly and how to handle it effectively.
You can go ahead and test your created request by hitting it as shown below. Click on the plane icon and try it.
Once you click on Hit Request, you see a couple of things on the right side of the page as shown below.
Let's understand what all the shown data indicates
Status
On the top, the status is shown as 200 which was given at the time of the creation of the request.
Info
Date and Time indicate at what time the request was sent.
Status is again the same thing that you've given at the time of request creation.
Response time is the extra time taken by our Qyrus service to return the response
URL is made of our endpoint and your given context path + query/path params.
Response Body
This request is returning the exact same response body that we had given at the time of request creation.
The Virtualized API is now prepared for use. You can take the URL that is shown and incorporate it into your application.
If you've created a couple of requests under the same asset then it can be a little difficult to go inside each request and check the data but no worries. We've got your back.
You can click on the eye icon as shown in the below image and inspect what data you've given in that request.
If you need to remove an unwanted request, you can simply click the "Delete" button and then continue with the process as demonstrated below.
The click of the "Delete" button, will lead you to the Delete popup for confirmation. You can click on the "Delete Request" button to delete the request.
