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Docker and HTTP send
Rodtmclean
Member Posts: 87
Hi,
I've set up docker with a type sandbox and I have to test some HTTP sends to an external URL (it is a government test URL for submitting tax details). However, every time I try a HTTP send I'm getting an error code 0. Is there additional setup for docker to handshake with the outside world? I am running BC22
HTTPClient.Send(HTTPRequestMessage, HTTPResponseMessage) - always returns error code 0.
Regards and Thanks
Roddy
I've set up docker with a type sandbox and I have to test some HTTP sends to an external URL (it is a government test URL for submitting tax details). However, every time I try a HTTP send I'm getting an error code 0. Is there additional setup for docker to handshake with the outside world? I am running BC22
HTTPClient.Send(HTTPRequestMessage, HTTPResponseMessage) - always returns error code 0.
Regards and Thanks
Roddy
0
Answers
try to go to C:/ProgramData/docker/config/daemon.json and add the property to the json, the "8.8.8.8" is google's dns.
Then restart docker service, you can do that with powershell command.
It migth helps.