Desenvolvimento e proteção de APIs com a Apigee X: laboratório com desafio avaliações

Do not work properly!!! FAILLL first check!!!

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Selalu ada hal baru untuk dipelajari

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Kenneth L. · Revisado há 2 days

runtime instance is not being created, dont know why, taking too much time.

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Issue with lab assessment - Assessment rejects correct solution and rewards incorrect one more specifically, the Check My Progress for Task 2. Change the API request and response The issue happens for all of: - Build Languages Request - Build Translate Request - Build Translate Response More specifically, with <Template> If I follow docs and use `<Template>{jsonPath('$.text',request.content)}</Template>` (with quotes surrounding first arg) the request succeeds when testing in vm, but the assessment reports an error: Please create the 'AM-BuildTranslateRequest' AssignMessage policy with the correct configuration and redeploy the API proxy. However, if I omit the quotes (<Template>{jsonPath($.text,request.content)}</Template>) the checker passes the solution as correct and rewards the points, but the curl request actually fails with the error: {"fault":{"faultstring":"Unresolved variable : $.text","detail":{"errorcode":"entities.UnresolvedVariable"}}} Related but also frustrating is JS Build languages response javascript checker. It fails when using single quotes (context.getVariable('response.content');) and expects double quotes (context.getVariable("response.content");) despite both being functionally the same. These issues caused me tremendous frustration, as it wasted valuable time. Please validate the lab checks. Have them also provide more granular feedback to save trainees having to spend hours upon hours trying to figure out what exactly the checker wants, instead of learning material.

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