"Failed to parse json object from response" Error message in output file from the API response

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"Failed to parse json object from response" Error message in output file from the API response

L0 Member

Hello,

 

I am new to XSOAR and I'm getting an error in the output response file from Recorded Future API, while modifying its version2 integration, to include few commands which are present in the first version but absent in the new version. The response output file from the API is a string file which starts with the error: "Failed to parse json object from response" followed by binary encoded, json data. I need the API response in a csv file as the final output of the command. Currently the _http_request internally converts the csv output to return it in json format(I guess this is where I am getting the error), which then I need to convert to .csv file.

 

The below code was added to the new integration.

This is the function added to the client class:

def get_any_risklist(
        self, risk_list: List[str], cmd_url: str
    )->str:
        """Get Specified Risk List command."""
        params = {
            'format': 'csv/splunk'
        }
        if risk_list:
            params['list'] = risk_list
        return 
self._http_request(method='get',url_suffix=cmd_url,params=params)

 

The code added to the main function:

elif command in ["recorded-future-get-domain-risklist","recorded-future-get-url-risklist","recorded-future-get-ip-risklist","recorded-future-get-vulnerability-risklist","recorded-future-get-hash-risklist"]:
            risk_list=demisto_args.get("list")
            if command=="recorded-future-get-domain-risklist":
                cmd_url='domain/risklist'
                file_name='domain_risk_list.csv'
            elif command=="recorded-future-get-url-risklist":
                cmd_url="url/risklist"
                file_name='url_risk_list.csv'
            elif command=="recorded-future-get-ip-risklist":
                cmd_url='ip/risklist'
                file_name='ip_risk_list.csv'
            elif command=="recorded-future-get-vulnerability-risklist":
                cmd_url='vulnerability/risklist'
                file_name='vulnerability_risk_list.csv'
            elif command=="recorded-future-get-hash-risklist":
                cmd_url='hash/risklist'
                file_name='hash_risk_list.csv'

            res = client.get_any_risklist(risk_list,cmd_url)       
            if not res:
                return_error('Received empty response')
            demisto.results(fileResult(filename=file_name, data=res.encode('utf-8'))

 

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L5 Sessionator

Hi @Naeema, it would be best to post this query in the XSOAR discussion area here: https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/cortex-xsoar-discussions/bd-p/Cortex_XSOAR_Discussions

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