#hugues-webhook-java
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peak wind
Which line returns a null object
This? stripeObject = dataObjectDeserializer.getObject().get()
magic wave
No! It's the if clause that returns false.
peak wind
Ok
But the event = Webhook.constructEvent( payload, sigHeader, endpointSecret );
call was successful right?
That's usually the troublesome one
magic wave
Yes, Webhook.constructEvent appeared to be successful.
peak wind
Ok hm looking
frank mesaBOT
peak wind
So the versions you refer to in your question are the sdk versions not api versions
API versions are dates: https://stripe.com/docs/upgrades#api-versions
So what api version is your webhook endpoint set to?
And what version is your java sdk using?
ashen kestrel
hugues-webhook-java
magic wave
Let me check the documentation that you've sent me & I'll get back to you.
The version 24.5.0 is the one of the com.stripe.stripe-java library included in my pom file.
ashen kestrel
okay so that one expects the latest API version which is <2023-10-16> so you need to make sure you have a WebhookEndpoint that is configured with that specific API version
magic wave
How can I ensure this?
It looks like I can specify a date to an endpoint
If so can you explain how?
ashen kestrel
You are the developer, you create the WebhookEndpoint and you would make sure to set that version with the api_version parameter https://stripe.com/docs/api/webhook_endpoints/create#create_webhook_endpoint-api_version
magic wave
Let me check...
This is something new: I never created the so-called WebhookEndpoint. Is is something done on the server side? Is there a guide about this?
ashen kestrel
did you just get started today?
I see you're using the Stripe CLI but I thought it was just to debug.
magic wave
No I did not get started today. I succeeded in creating a PaymentIntent and since I invoked stripe listen --forward-to localhost:8080/stripe/events in the Stripe CLI, I could receive events in my StripeWebhookController. All I'm asking is how to reconcile this version problem. Soo far, I've never heard about this WebhookEndpoint creation.
ashen kestrel
yeah sorry I mean did you just start with the webhook part today
It's totally fine if so, it's just to know what I need to explain
magic wave
OK, I understand. I've been experiencing with webhooks before. It's just the first time I'm doing it with Spring. So far, I've been using your tutorials and they were working fine. I thinks it had to do with the fact that the code and the API version provided in the pom of the tutorials were compatible.
ashen kestrel
okay so the Stripe CLI is really just a developer debugging tool
it's not supposed to be used in production. In production you create a real WebhookEndpoint on your account that points to the URL that Stripe will make an HTTPS request to whenever it sends an Event
It's only in development when testing locally that you would use the Stripe CLI. Does that make sense?
magic wave
Yea sure. That's why I've never heard about the WebhookEndpoint creation: I'm still not ready to deploy it on production. So, how do I make the versions match between the CLI and my server?