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06-06-2022 03:05 AM
06-06-2022 03:05 AM
Custom /ping endpoint via Morpheus Plugin
Hello,
Here I provide a brief example of how to use a Morpheus PluginController plugin to add a custom endpoint “/plugin/ping” to the Morpheus application.
The response of “/plugin/ping” will be the hostname and IP address of the node handling the request.
After uploading the plugin ensure your user has Full access to the plugin generated feature permission “Node UI Integration” before you can access /plugin/ping
Repo: GitHub - cpdtaylor/morpheus-node-identifier-plugin: Morpheus Plugin that provides endpoint(s) for identifying the node a web request is handled by.
5.4.6 compatible JAR: morpheus-node-identifier-plugin-0.0.1.jar.zip - Droplr
Please feel free to extend this plugin via pull requests or re-use.
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10-25-2024 03:49 AM
10-25-2024 03:49 AM
Re: Custom /ping endpoint via Morpheus Plugin
Hello @ctaylor
I have created this plugin, and now how to access this endpoint through API call.
Thanks
Mahesh
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11-06-2024 12:13 PM
11-06-2024 12:13 PM
Re: Custom /ping endpoint via Morpheus Plugin
Is there an open technical request on this?
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10-25-2024 08:21 AM
10-25-2024 08:21 AM
Re: Custom /ping endpoint via Morpheus Plugin
Hi, the endpoint is effectively another page in the Morpheus Appliance accessible via HTTP/S. Pages in the UI are not resources you’d access via the API.
If you meant something else, please provide more information.
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3 weeks ago
3 weeks ago
Rif.: Custom /ping endpoint via Morpheus Plugin: errore 404
Hello,
after running the ./gradlew shadow command, uploading the resulting .jar file, and verifying that the permissions were set to Full, I received a 404 response.
However, when I uploaded the .jar file you provided, everything worked fine.
What could be causing the 404 error with the .jar built using ./gradlew shadow?
How can I resolve this issue?
Thanks