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Matt Parker edited comment on CXF-4207 at 3/27/12 11:27 PM:
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Thanks, using the properties you list, I have confirmed that this is a tomcat
config issue and not a CXF issue.
Also, sorry for the misleading description--I am actually seeing 400, not 404.
Had I mentioned that, it would have been more obvious what was happening. I'll
update the description accordingly.
Thank you very much.
was (Author: mparker):
ALLOW_ENCODED_SLASH=true allows %2F as you say, thanks much. I still can't
get %5C to work (I get 400 Invalid URI), but I suspect that to also be part of
the container behavior and not part of CXF.
Also, sorry for the misleading description--I am actually seeing 400, not 404.
Had I mentioned that, it would have been more obvious what was happening. I'll
update the description accordingly.
> CXF interprets URL-encoded slashes in PathParam prior to method dispatch
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> Key: CXF-4207
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CXF-4207
> Project: CXF
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: JAX-RS
> Affects Versions: 2.4.2, 2.5.3
> Reporter: Matt Parker
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> For a method which handles, for example, "@Path(/rest/{value})": if either a
> forward or backward slash is encoded and provided as part of "{value}", CXF
> will interpret the encoded slash as a URI separator, rather than as a part of
> "{value}".
> For example, "GET /rest/my%5Cvalue" will be interpreted as "GET
> /rest/my\value" prior to dispatching, and will then fail with a 400 Invalid
> URI, rather than passing "my\value" to the method handling the
> "/rest/{value}" URI.
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