I’m getting a 500 internal server error when I send a webhook to an intermediate catch event. I’m using Postman, and sending to a running process instance that I also kicked off from Postman with a webhook start event (without issue). Can anyone figure out why this is happening or give tips on how to debug?
The webhook is configured to the POST method, without auth at the moment.
Hi @csh3 - what version of Camunda is your cluster on? Have you updated it to 8.4 yet? 8.4 comes with some new features, including having some further visibility into webhook events within the Webhook tab in Web Modeler.
Thanks for the tip. We upgraded our cluster to Zeebe 8.4. I’m seeing that the requests are coming in from the web modeler, but I’m still getting a 500 “internal server error” from Postman.
Ok, for future reference I got this to work finally. I just deleted the intermediate webhook event and remade it. I’m guessing the webhook got corrupted or something weird on the backend.
Hi @sbuettner - is that something csh3 should be able to see in the Webhook tab logs? Do you have any suggestions for troubleshooting/debugging this in the future?