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I have an API that I call that accepts parameters for a username e.g. DOMAIN\User.Name. When building the URL which contains the parameter, e.g. https://localhost:8083/api/v2/PatientId/DOMAIN\User.Name, I think the backslash gets converted to a forward slash which then results in a 404 error being returned.
Do you know of any way that a backslash can be passed within the URL as a parameter without any conversion?
I've tried using double backslash. %5C and adding CONTENTTYPE_URLENCODED
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I have an API that I call that accepts parameters for a username e.g. DOMAIN\User.Name. When building the URL which contains the parameter, e.g. https://localhost:8083/api/v2/PatientId/DOMAIN\User.Name, I think the backslash gets converted to a forward slash which then results in a 404 error being returned.
Do you know of any way that a backslash can be passed within the URL as a parameter without any conversion?
I've tried using double backslash. %5C and adding CONTENTTYPE_URLENCODED
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: