Wrong URL encoding in relative path of tRestClient

[Tobi1]

Hello Everyone,

I observed a strange behaviour in the URL encoding of the tRestClient. A "?", as the indicator for a query string, is encoded as "%3F", when this part of the URL is within the relative path field. As a result, the "?" is not inerpreted as the beginning of the query string.

The work around was to put the entire URL text in the URL-field then the encoding was correct. But I was wondering if this the desired behaviour of the component or a bug? 

Regards,

Tobi

EDIT: 2017-12-21

With the configuration (see attached screenshot) I receive the following error message:

Exception in component tRESTClient_3 (D365_connectivity_test)
javax.ws.rs.NotFoundException: HTTP 404 Not Found

When monitoring the network traffic with Fiddler you can see, that the "?" is encoded to "%3F" (second screenshot). I could only observe this behaviour when having the relative path in the appropriate field.

My Talend build is: 6.4.1.20170623_1246

[Anonymous]

Hi,

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@Tobi wrote:

Hello Everyone,

I observed a strange behaviour in the URL encoding of the tRestClient. A "?", as the indicator for a query string, is encoded as "%3F", when this part of the URL is within the relative path field. As a result, the "?" is not inerpreted as the beginning of the query string.

The work around was to put the entire URL text in the URL-field then the encoding was correct. But I was wondering if this the desired behaviour of the component or a bug? 

Regards,

Tobi

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Could you please indicate on which talend build version you got this issue? Would you mind uploading some trouble screenshots into forum so that we can make a testing on it to see if it repro on our side.

Best regards

Sabrina

[Tobi1]

I've updated my initial post.

[Anonymous]

Have the exact same problem.

Once the Endpoint contains a question mark "?", it gets converted to %3f when executed via TAC.

My solution now was to put all the endpoint including relative path in the URL field. There seems that it does not get converted to ASCII