I am creating a WCF Service with a method
[OperationContract]
[WebGet(UriTemplate = "acl/f={fullFileName}")]
string GetACL(string fullFileName);
fullFileName is a full path to a network file, or a file on the host.
The host is a Windows Service with webHttpBinding and behavior configuration.
I want to call this from a browser using something like
http://localhost/webservice/acl/f=[my network path here]
I have tried …/acl/f=file://\server\share\file.ext
…/acl/f=file://c:\file.ext
In the browser I receive “Endpoint not found”.
I know this works because I can call …/acl/f=file.txt and I get back the proper response from my service indicating that the file was not found. So the method is getting called correctly when I don’t use slashes of anysort in the URI.
Any thoughts on this will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
beezlerco at hotmail…
I believe HttpUtility.UrlEncode is what you are looking for.
(For a detailed description, see Using HttpUtility.UrlEncode to Encode your QueryStrings)