Jeremy Geddes

https://github.com/openwhisk/apigateway/pull/51

@kevinom I tried the scenario you describe.. seems to work for me based on current code I get from `npm install -g apiconnect`.. Can you include the swagger you are...

yeah.. Something is different about our environments.. I can't seem to recreate the problem using your swagger in my env.. `https://localhost:4002/savings/Plans/estimate` returns: ``` { "balance": 8933.42 } ```

So, I played around some more and realized I hadn't really updated apiconnect correctly to: ``` $ apic --version API Connect: v5.0.8.0 (apiconnect: v2.7.28) ``` I was able to recreate...

Great!.. I'm still chasing what changes need to be made on the apiconnect shrinkwrap to line up with microgateway's dependencies.. I have a few suspects, but not there yet..

@kevinom think that's coming from your actual app.. not related to microgateway.. Sounds like your datatypes aren't lining up..

@KarimPanni I'm guessing if the workaround doesn't work on your windows 10 in your environment is one of three things.. 1. windows' directory structure puts global npm modules in a...

@ozairs this is currently working as designed... basically a side effect of only bringing up one port.. We can only bring up http port or a https port...

seems like a dup of https://github.com/strongloop/microgateway/issues/44

@garytu Can you look at trying to make sure everything from service is merged down to master properly? Appears we may be out of sync..