go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 28, 2021 Hi guys, Tagging you both for your expert advise :) @Dmitry Maslennikov @Eduard Lebedyuk Cheers, Utsavi
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 27, 2021 Thanks Dmitry:) that actually works for me too if i change my route from /patients/{patientRef} to /patients/(.*) in the dispatch class. My only problem now is that my api specification says the route is /patients/{patientRef} and because we are using the iris api/mgmnt api to auto generate rest classes based on Swagger specification, my dispatch class is auto generated based on .spec class. My .disp class also gets overwritten everytime my .spec class is recompiled. Any ideas on how to get around this? Many thanks, Utsavi
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 27, 2021 Thanks Dmitry:) that actually works for me too if i change my route from /patients/{patientRef} to /patients/(.*) in the dispatch class. My only problem now is that my api specification says the route is /patients/{patientRef} and because we are using the iris api/mgmnt api to auto generate rest classes based on Swagger specification, my dispatch class is auto generated based on .spec class. My .disp class also gets overwritten everytime my .spec class is recompiled. Any ideas on how to get around this? Many thanks, Utsavi
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 27, 2021 Thanks for the quick response Eduard. Its just the default Apache sever that comes with IRIS. How do I check/change AllowEncodedSlashes setting?
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 27, 2021 Hi Eduard, I am running in the same issue as Dan and trying out your solution in assumption that there is no other better way of handling this. Overriding OnPreDispatch doesn't seem to work for me. My URL seems decoded by then. E.g. my API URL is http://localhost:52773/mapi/admin/v1/patients/{patientReference} where patientReference contains a slash so client call would be something like http://localhost:52773/mapi/admin/v1/patients/ipm%2F3245678 In my OnPreDisptach pUrl is already decoded v1/patients/ipm/3245678 hence your solution doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something? Is there any other way of handling this? Thanks, Utsavi
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 6, 2021 Hi @Matthieu I am facing the same issue. Did you ever figured out how to catch exceptions thrown by your DTL ? Many thanks, Utsavi
go to post Utsavi Gajjar · Jul 6, 2021 Thanks Jeffrey. <alert> was it. Do you know if there is a way of catching errors in a DTL ?
