Open oazabir opened 6 years ago
This seems to be the block where a new message getting pushed with payload. Thus the original msg with other properties associated to it are lost.
switch (resultAction) {
case "single":
requestingNode.send({
payload: result.rows
});
requestingNode.log("Oracle query single result rows sent");
break;
case "multi":
node.fetchRowsFromResultSet(requestingNode, result.resultSet, resultSetLimit);
requestingNode.log("Oracle query multi result rows sent");
break;
default:
requestingNode.log("Oracle query no result rows sent");
break;
}
The node does not clone the entire msg. Thus the req and res properties of the message gets lost. As a result, HTTP Out node does not work.