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    Fix - Body Is Not Logged

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    JagadishBabu Parri
    The document discusses an error when an iflow makes a receiver HTTP call, where the error message states that the body is not logged and is caused by a null pointer exception in the scheme. The solution suggests checking for a malformed CamelHttpUri header, removing this header temporarily before the HTTP channel to validate, and ensuring the header is not in the allowed headers property if using a wildcard.

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    Fix - Body Is Not Logged

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    The document discusses an error when an iflow makes a receiver HTTP call, where the error message states that the body is not logged and is caused by a null pointer exception in the scheme. The solution suggests checking for a malformed CamelHttpUri header, removing this header temporarily before the HTTP channel to validate, and ensuring the header is not in the allowed headers property if using a wildcard.

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    The document discusses an error when an iflow makes a receiver HTTP call, where the error message states that the body is not logged and is caused by a null pointer exception in the scheme. The solution suggests checking for a malformed CamelHttpUri header, removing this header temporarily before the HTTP channel to validate, and ensuring the header is not in the allowed headers property if using a wildcard.

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    Fix - Body Is Not Logged

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    JagadishBabu Parri
    The document discusses an error when an iflow makes a receiver HTTP call, where the error message states that the body is not logged and is caused by a null pointer exception in the scheme. The solution suggests checking for a malformed CamelHttpUri header, removing this header temporarily before the HTTP channel to validate, and ensuring the header is not in the allowed headers property if using a wildcard.

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    Problem:

    You get following error when my iflow makes a receiver http call: Error creating URL:
    Message: [Body is not logged]]. Caused by: [java.lang.NullPointerException – scheme]

    Solution:

    One of the things to check can be a malformed header CamelHttpUri. Try correcting it. You may also
    remove this header temporarily before your http channel to validate the same. If you decide to remove
    the header from your message, make sure you don’t have this header in Allowed Headers property (in
    case you have *, you might run into this issue).

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