Closed gmaruzz closed 1 year ago
and you can replace call_id to correlation_id:
wow, that was fast!!
but... it does not work for me :(
it returns all the calls, like when you search for an unexisting identifier (eg, Zcallid) :(
@gmaruzz moment, let me tell you the correct URL
Please uudecode for best results ;) none of us is a browser
NOT WORKING:
{
"timestamp": {
"from": 1687348090034,
"to": 1687348690034
},
"param": {
"search": {
"1_call": {
"id": 64620,
"correlation_id": [
"0ca35d39-8acd-123c-ab95-fa163ef0535d"
],
"uuid": []
}
},
"location": {},
"transaction": {
"call": true,
"registration": false,
"rest": false
},
"id": {},
"timezone": {
"value": -180,
"name": "Local"
}
}
}
WORKING:
{
"timestamp": {
"from": 1687348090034,
"to": 1687348690034
},
"param": {
"search": {
"1_call": {
"id": 64620,
"callid": [
"0ca35d39-8acd-123c-ab95-fa163ef0535d"
],
"uuid": []
}
},
"location": {},
"transaction": {
"call": true,
"registration": false,
"rest": false
},
"id": {},
"timezone": {
"value": -180,
"name": "Local"
}
}
}
so, looks like we don't send correlation_id and check only correlation_id. @AlexeyOplachko is working on fix :-)
Thanks a lot, and sorry for the unreadable URLs!
Made a fix, it should now work, one thing to note is that you need to use actual IDs for columns. To simplify process I added tooltip that when you hover over header shows real id for each column I.e.
Hello Alexey,
so, in this case, it would be "protocol_header.correlation_id":["v8hqq@127.0.0.1"] ?
Here's example of url from my local setup: http://192.168.88.25:4300/search/result?{"timestamp":{"from":1687356866768,"to":1687357466768},"param":{"search":{"1_call":{"protocol_header.correlation_id":["v8hqq@127.0.0.1"]}},"location":{},"transaction":{"call":true,"registration":false,"rest":false},"id":{},"timezone":{"value":-180,"name":"Local"}}}=
So yes, you're correct.
Thanks a lot!!
We have uploaded the new version @gmaruzz please update and test
already done
it works perfect!
Thanks Alexey, thanks Alexandr
Hello,
huge thanks for this superb software, that helps us all!
Having setup correlation_id to be 'X-cid' in mappings, and having it correctly searchable in field "Correlation ID" of the GUI, is there a way to build an URL (like in share link) that would display a search on correlation_id?
(eg, instead of specifying all session_ids, just specify the correlation_id in URL, and all related calls will be displayed - like if we input the correlation_id in the webgui)
ideally: http://192.168.1.3:9080/search/result?{"param":{"search":{"1_call":{"correlation_id":["412d73224fe5eb33aa606c26a40c2bf3@87.133.3.77"]}}}}=