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In the middle of developing a Web Api 2 REST service, we have discovered a routing problem. The endpoint is as follows:
.../{email}/...
The problem is that the email could contain special characters such as '+', which results in a 404 resource not found.
We would really like for the user of the service, to be able to specify the email in the URL. But since the email also legally can contain an '&', this can't just be moved to an URL parameter. How would we go about solving this?
Regards Frederik
UrlEncodeUnicode and UrlDecode should be helpfull in your case.
No, encoding and deconding can only work if yyou're in control of the client and server operations. If otherwise, the best way is to call the endpoint as such
www.yourwebsite.com/api/account/create?email='{email with any characters}'