How to resolve the issue:- java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid uri 'https://****.****.****.*****.***:9060/***/**/****/***/ReferenceError: "name" is not defined. (<refname>': escaped absolute path not valid

[swapnilagrawal]

Hello All,

I have configured REST GET Method, its working fine when I'm Testing from REST Message GET method, but the same method when I called from workflow activity it giving me this error.

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Invalid uri 'https://***.****.****.*****.***:9060/**/***/**/**/ReferenceError: "name" is not defined. (<refname>': escaped absolute path not valid

Please guide to resolve the issue.

Thanks & Regards,

Swapnil Agrawal

[Goran WitchDoc]

Can you show more exactly the REST message.. It sound just like the error says. That you are using "name" and it isn't defined.

//Göran

[swapnilagrawal]

Hi Goran,

Below is the screenshot for REST message Workflow activity, the same has been configured in rest messages, there it is working fine.

Here in variables I have used name = {current.variables.name} by doing this I'm pasing the value of variable name from RITM to this name variable.

Thanks

Swapnil

[sergiu_panaite]

Does your HTTPS URL includes path to a directory that contains spaces in the name?

I've seen cases where a path like below example caused same error (see the 'Project Documents' directory name):

'https://xxx/xxx/xxx/xxx/Project Documents/My_List.csv'

A workaround to that is to move the file to a directory with spaces in the name.

Regards,

[swapnilagrawal]

Hi Sergiu,

No we don't use space in name, this name is unique Username which user chooses for him/her, the only condition is he should have "@" in his name(for example: swapnil@gmail.com or agr@gmail anything works fine.)

Thanks & Regards,

Swapnil