An error occurred while streaming localhost URL

[srikanthraj]

Hi,

I am using a localhost URL that gives me a JSON response. The issue is when I am using the URL in my Node js application. var targetUrl = 'http://localhost:3000/suvs';

, I am getting an error:
"
{ status: 2004,
cause: 'An error occurred while streaming http://localhost:3000/suvs. : Connection refused',
message: 'Network error. The proxy cannot connect to host. Please try again later.',
timestamp: 1538521423798,
sessionId: '77229760-cda3-414e-8606-db67c5f60281' }
ERROR! StreamDataError {
type: 'An error occurred while streaming http://localhost:3000/suvs. : Connection refused',
message: 'Network error. The proxy cannot connect to host. Please try again later.',
status: 2004,
original:
{ status: 2004,
cause: 'An error occurred while streaming http://localhost:3000/suvs. : Connection refused',
message: 'Network error. The proxy cannot connect to host. Please try again later.',
timestamp: 1538521423798,
sessionId: '77229760-cda3-414e-8606-db67c5f60281' },
source: 'server' }
Closing the SSE Stream.

"
This works perfectly fine when I use the URL provided by you (stockmarket.streamdata.io/prices).

Can you please help me? Could it be because the URL you provided redirects to HTTPS and my URL is HTTP?

[allandenis38]

Hi @srikanthraj ,

The URL you provide to the JS SDK will actually be requested from our cloud hosted proxy. Thus, it must to be accessible from internet. You can either assign an public IP address or a domain name to it. Hope it helps.
BR
Allan

[srikanthraj]

Thanks !! Can you please tell me how do I do that ? Thanks

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[allandenis38]

Hi,
I am sure you can find many tutorials on google to help you on that.
Here an example: https://www.pluralsight.com/guides/exposing-your-local-node-js-app-to-the-world