Open smolloy1 opened 3 months ago
Hi @smolloy1 theres currently a bug with some parameters for the endpoints. A bugfix is will hopefully be provided this week. In the meantime you can check if adding a value for each parameter temporarily fixes this issue
HI @smolloy1 there is a new version v0.3.1.67-aasV3-alpha-latest, which should solve this issue. Can you try this out and give us feedback?
Hi, I will try it out today and let you know how it goes. Cheers
@Freezor I tried using the new version and the updated main from DockerHub but I am now getting a 403 error. Running URL/packages gives the same error. The packages have not changed since I was last using it. See the full error message below.
{
"Messages": [
{
"Code": "Forbidden",
"CorrelationId": null,
"MessageType": "Error",
"Text": "Cannot proceed as decodedAasId is null",
"Timestamp": "07/04/2024 14:58:52"
}
]
}
Hi any update on this? I have tried with default files and the "/packages" API call isn't working. Interesting the /shells call works but I need the "/packages" to link to the application viewer.
What I did:
The Problem:
Today, when trying to demonstrate the application and connect to the server on the application explorer, I encountered a "400 Bad Request" error.
Querying /server/listaas in the browser returns nothing, suggesting an API issue.
What I've Tried:
Confirmed the application was working on June 12th using the original docker image (main) since I have a recorded demo from this date.
Switched to docker image version 0.3.1.60-aasv3-alpha-latest but the error persists.
Tried both the latest (2024-06-10) and an older (v2024-05-08.alpha) version of the Package Explorer - no success.
Possible Cause:
Since I haven't made any changes to the code, I suspect an issue with the current adminshellio/aasx-server-blazor-for-demo:main docker image. I am on Windows 11 for context and my home PC uses windows 10 but this shouldn't affect the API.
Additional Information
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have to present this in a couple weeks. Thanks!