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How to escape slashes in JRSFlowInvoke command construction?

MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago

Anybody is aware, how to avoid call REST errors, when passed value contains slash? E.g. in below line, the call will fail with an error: "path not found" . Note: I replaced all vars by fake values :).

java -jar "C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Operations Orchestration\Studio\tools\JRSFlowInvoke.jar " -u USER -ep ENCRPTPASS "">SERVER:PORT/.../FLOWUUID

Anybody knows? Thanks.

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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago

Hi Alex,

Have you tried to send "dirPath" parameter like "\/mnt\/alex" ? Slash(/) and backslash(\) characters are special characters in java and javascript so while using special characters its a little bit tricky.
If you haven't, try to send special characters with backslash(\). It should solve your problem.
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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Yes I did try it. Still the same error...
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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Have you tried like slash after 3 backslashes( \\\/ ) ?
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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Here is our sample java code that calls JRSFlowInvoke.jar

//sending a parameter that contains url info
URL = "/folder/attachments/filename.txt";
sURL = sURL.replaceAll("/folder/attachments", "">http://url_path/attachments");
sURL = sURL.replaceAll("\\", "\\\\");

//sending a parameter
fieldvalue = "\\parameter_value";
fieldvalue = fieldvalue.replaceAll("\\\\", "\\\\\\\\");
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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

Here is our sample java code that calls JRSFlowInvoke.jar

//sending a parameter that contains url info
URL = "/folder/attachments/filename.txt";
sURL = sURL.replaceAll("/folder/attachments", "">http://url_path/attachments");
sURL = sURL.replaceAll("\\", "\\\\");

//sending a parameter
fieldvalue = "\\parameter_value";
fieldvalue = fieldvalue.replaceAll("\\\\", "\\\\\\\\");
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0 MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago in reply to MigrationDeletedUser

It does not matter how many backslashes I put in - result is the same...
Below is what I do:
(note: I use just cmd to simplify)

H:\>java -jar "C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Operations Orchestration\Studio\
tools\JRSFlowInvoke.jar " -u UID -ep PASS "SERVER:8443/.../e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e
=lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt"
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"/>
<title>Error 404 request=/PAS/services/rest/run/e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e?host
=lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt, error=path not found: '/e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e?host=
lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt', host=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx</title>
</head>
<body><h2>HTTP ERROR: 404</h2><pre>request=/PAS/services/rest/run/e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e?host
=lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt, error=path not found: '/e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e?host=
lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt', host=xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx</pre>
<p>RequestURI=/PAS/services/rest/run/e03ab740-fb34-4257-8d9b-fdc4ca9d8a7e?host
=lab001&command=df -k \\\\\/mnt</p><p><i><small><a href="http://jetty.mortbay.org/">Powered by Jetty://</a></small></i></p><br/></body>
</html>

I did play with \, \\, \\\, \\\\, \\\\\, etc. the same result "path not found"
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