rest api I am using do not use any additional path - just hostname. I tried to set path variable to "" or "{id}". However after correct creating object with POST, updates executes query with two "//" like https://example.com//
org.springframework.security.web.firewall.RequestRejectedException: The request was rejected because the URL contained a potentially malicious String \"//\"
Thanks for the report. I think the best recommendation would be to try setting the path to "/"... though I'm not sure how the provider should be expected to issue a GET (on "/"?) to refresh state.
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rest api I am using do not use any additional path - just hostname. I tried to set path variable to "" or "{id}". However after correct creating object with POST, updates executes query with two "//" like https://example.com//
example:
As a result my application return error like