400 BadRequest with RestAPI

[manikandan]

Hi,

I am trying to access the REST API (https://docs.flashphoner.com/display/WCS5EN/API+overview) in http port 8081 and I am always getting 400 Bad Request as a response. Do I need to configure anything additionally?

 

[Max]

Hello,

Please give an example of such request. REST client screenshot can be attached or sent to support@flashphoner.com.

 

[manikandan]

Hello Max, I am connecting this rest api through AWS Load balancer endpoint (HTTPS) which connects to port 8081 in WCS. Is there any issue with this configuration?

 

[Max]

In the AWS LB deploying example, websocket connection is used to publish/play the stream. Is this working?
Note that all the REST API requests should be sent to certain server, not to load balancer entry point because they can be routed by load balancer to wrong server.

 

[manikandan]

In the AWS LB deploying example, websocket connection is used to publish/play the stream. Is this working?

Yes. Its working

Note that all the REST API requests should be sent to certain server, not to load balancer entry point because they can be routed by load balancer to wrong server.

There is only one instance attached to this Load balancer. So requests should be routed to that server only.

 

[Max]

There is only one instance attached to this Load balancer. So requests should be routed to that server only.

Please try to send the same REST API QUERY to the server directly. If you still receive 400 Bad Request, please collect a report as described here and send to support@flashphoner.com, we will check

 

[manikandan]

okay. If I have multiple servers attached to the load balancer, how can I get all the streams published in different servers?

 

[Max]

If I have multiple servers attached to the load balancer, how can I get all the streams published in different servers?

To publish streams to different servers, you should publish any stream directly to the server, i.e. you should implement your own load balancing logic.

 

[manikandan]

Okay. Thank you Max.