4.3.x
Features
- Support for importing a ZIP file of HTTP mappings
- More verbose logging when there are port binding issues
- More verbose logging of start up configuration
- Pretty print JSON responses when importing Swagger/OpenAPI
Fixes
- Take into account basePath when importing Swagger/OpenAPI
Changes
- Consider only the name of the mapping file when setting the HTTP mapping name, not the entire path
4.2.x
Features
- Added support for gRPC StatusRuntimeException
- New page to download HTTP mappings
- New Gradle plugin for teams that prefer to use Gradle over Maven
- New examples added including Gradle examples
- New Postman workspace file that you can import to demonstrate some of the common Traffic Parrot management APIs
- Import mappings using Swagger/OpenAPI definitions using the Maven or Gradle plugin
- Better diagnostic logging if Traffic Parrot fails to start up due to e.g. an existing port already in use
- New {{randomInteger min max}} helper to generate random numbers in a range
Fixes
- Fix various unclosed file handles
- Stopping Traffic Parrot now properly waits for gRPC proxy server shutdown
- Cache busting strategy implemented to cope with browsers that like to e.g. cache JavaScript files forever
- The data directory is now considered to be under the trafficparrot.virtualservice.trafficFilesRootUrl
4.1.x
Features
- New matchesJson matcher
- Import mappings using Swagger/OpenAPI definitions
- Record multiple HTTP URLs at the same time
- Enable redirect handling during HTTP recording using property trafficparrot.virtualservice.enableRedirectHandling=true
- Initial support for Java 9 and 10 in the start scripts
Changes
- HTTP mappings are now sorted by last modified date in the UI
Fixes
- Improve file extension detection for recorded HTTP body files
- Windows start script now correctly passes on system properties
4.0.x
Features
- Support for mocking and virtualizing gRPC APIs and services
- Visual XML editor
- Extended support for SOAP - matching on request body SOAP values
- New matchesXml matcher
- HTTP(S) stateful scenarios available via the Web UI
- Signing SOAP messages
- Duplicate mapping button for HTTP
Changes
- Traffic Parrot 4.x now requires Java 8 (Java 7 is supported by 3.13.x)
- gRPC support requires a 64bit JVM
- Virtual service runs in the same process at the Web UI
- These properties have been removed:
- trafficparrot.gui.virtualservice.classpath
- trafficparrot.virtualservice.jvm.Xmx
- trafficparrot.virtualservice.virtualServerLog4jPropertiesFilename
Fixes
- Configuration files now have Windows style line endings
3.13.x
Features
- Support native IBM®MQ ReplyToQMgr during recording
- Importing RAML v0.8 into HTTP mappings
- The Maven plugin has a new cacheDownload property which can be used to choose whether to cache the download in the java.io.tmpdir or not
- New HTTP Management API that can be used to remotely start/stop the record/replay of IBM®MQ, JMS and File Message protocols
3.12.x
Features
- Recording and replaying native IBM®MQ RFH headers with message format MQFMT_RF_HEADER_1 or MQFMT_RF_HEADER_2
- Support MQFMT_NONE MQ message format
- Recording and replaying native IBM®MQ responses using dynamic MQ model queues
- Support native IBM®MQ ReplyToQ during record and replay
- Support configuring the IBM®MQ MQCSP authentication mode
Fixes
- When you connect to a wrong IBM MQ channel or with wrong IBM MQ username/password you do not see it in the logs
- Spaces in the path to the Traffic Parrot installation directory are now supported
3.11.x
Features
- Recording and editing JMS Properties
- During File mocking, request files are now deleted after processing
- More user friendly (easier to read and follow) logs for JMS and File stubbing
Fixes
- Windows start script start.cmd now works even if system32 directory is not on the %PATH%
- The dynamic HTTPS Proxy does not spin up so many threads any more and does not consume so much RAM
- Better error messages in failure scenarios when using several Handlebars
- More rigid stopping
Changes
- Default selection on replay page is now based on the type of mappings that are present (e.g. Queue will be ticked if there are any Queue mappings)
3.10.x
Features
- Support for virtualizing services that read and write files (currently in beta)
- Support JMS byte messages (any bytes message, with special support for java.io.Serializable objects)
- Upgraded WireMock to 2.10.1
- New handlebar helpers xPath, xPathList, jsonPath, jsonPathList, regex, equal, ifEven, size
- JMS is not in beta any more
- IBM®MQ native MQ support is not in alpha any more
- New Maven plugin for replaying HTTP/JMS/MQ traffic during integration tests
Fixes
- Fixed missing pages in community edition
- Fixed links on help page
Changes
- Do not escape characters < > " ' ` & if they are produced by handlebars helpers
- Handlebars each helper now only iterates over iterable arguments
- Recorded cookies format has changed
- com.trafficparrot.sdk.jms.Equal moved to com.trafficparrot.sdk.handlebars.Equal
- com.trafficparrot.sdk.jms.MissingHelper moved to com.trafficparrot.sdk.handlebars.MissingHelper
Earlier versions
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