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I think you mean api call from client side to the backend in the fetchByURIEpic. I think you could try making changes to the api to pass the uri in payload. I don't think there would be issues. |
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We ran into an issue when using apache as a load balancer.
When opening a detail page sampo sends a request to
api_url/perspective/page/uri, however since that uri contains encoded slashes some web servers, like apache, will block the request and return a 404 without it ever even getting to sampo.A solution is of course to configure apache to let such requests pass, however passing encoded uris in the request url could still cause errors with other load balancers or proxies.
A solution on the sampo side would be to pass the uri in a payload instead of in the url. Could this potentially be a problem in some cases or do you think this is a good idea?
@annasahola @HeikkiR
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