I also put
my $url = $self->url_for("check_password_user", domainid => 'MyDomain',
projid => 'Z', userid => 'MyUser', password => 'secret');
right after the route was defined. The URL it produced gave 404:
/api/2/domain/MyDomain/project/Z/user/MyUser/password/secret
On Friday, April 11, 2014 11:50:18 AM UTC-4, Richard Sugg wrote:
>
> As far as I can tell, I have a valid route for check_password_user, but
> when I GET it, I get 404 back. Why doesn't this route match? When I run the
> routes command, I get back
>
> /api/2/domain/:domainid/project/:projid/user *
> api2domaindomainidprojectprojiduser
> +/ POST "create_user"
> +/ GET "list_user"
> +/:userid * userid
> +/ GET "show_user"
> +/ DELETE "delete_user"
> +/ PUT "update_user"
> +/password * password
> * +/:password GET
> "check_password_user"*
>
> which I think means the url
>
> /api/2/domain/:domainid/project/:projid/user/:userid/password/:password
>
> would be a match for
>
> /api/2/domain/MyDomain/project/MyProject/user/MyUser/password/Secret
>
> where domainid=MyDomain, project=MyProject, userid=MyUser, password=Secret
>
> but that URL will return 404 everytime.
>
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