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Tom
01/24/2023, 3:41 PMHi @Ramesh Hosmani you can create/edit/delete stubs and a load of other things via WireMock’s own REST API, which lives under the
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Ramesh Hosmani
01/25/2023, 6:46 AMHello @Tom Thanks for the suggestion i need to connect to the server using truststore and keystore
I did not find in the doc
Let me know if we have any east way to do it
Right now i am using
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import requests
from OpenSSL import SSL
# Load the keystore and truststore
keystore = SSL.Context(SSL.SSLv23_METHOD)
keystore.use_privatekey_file('key.pem')
keystore.use_certificate_file('certificate.pem')
truststore = SSL.Context(SSL.SSLv23_METHOD)
truststore.load_verify_locations('truststore.pem')
# Create the session
session = requests.Session()
session.verify = '/truststore.pem'
# Send a GET request to the WireMock server
response = session.get('<https://elk.build.soasta.com:8443/__admin/mappings>', cert=('/key.pem'))
# Print the response body
print(response.text)
print(response.status_code)I am able to connect to
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Tom
01/25/2023, 11:00 AMJust so I understand correctly - you’re trying to get your Python client to trust WireMock’s self-signed certificate so you can connect over HTTPS (rather than HTTP)?
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Ramesh Hosmani
01/25/2023, 11:00 AMYes
But i was not aware of the ui which lets me create stubs, above links which you posted was useful as well
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Tom
01/25/2023, 11:02 AMYou can download a PEM encoded copy of WireMock’s cert from:
http://localhost:8080/__admin/certs/wiremock-ca.crt (substituting whatever HTTP port you’ve allocated)
And yes, WireMock Cloud has a CA signed certificate on all HTTPS endpoints so you don’t need to do anything special in your client in order for it to be trusted.
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