Closed mprice-cap closed 7 years ago
brianbaker
commented
7 years ago Was there a link that led you to that particular url? or were you just fiddling with the url? There isn't actually a page that gets served up from the v2 path but rather other routes below it:
mprice-cap
commented
7 years ago Hello Brian
I was following a JDeveloper MAF (mobile application framework) tutorial when I came across the error.
After doing some further investigation I was able to track down the problem – a proxy server setting in JDeveloper (Tools/Preferences). Please go ahead and close this issue.
Regards
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Was there a link that led you to that particular url? or were you just fiddling with the url? There isn't actually a page that gets served up from the v2 path but rather other routes below it:
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When you access the API page (http://dev.markitondemand.com/Api/v2) you get an error message.
Site Error
An unexpected error has occurred in the web application. The appropriate people have been notified of this error, and will be working to correct the problem as soon as possible.
To return to the page where the error occurred use your browser's Back button. If you were entering data on that page, it will still be there, and you may retry the action.
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