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Invalid OData URL. The path '"//i_ui_usr"' is invalid

  • May 28, 2024
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Dennis van Leeuwen
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When accessing the development environment (without the intervention of an IAM) directly through the SF, I get the following error message when opening the log in URL.

The error message is not given when I access the URL directly from the server running IIS.

How can we get the “Invalid OData URL. The path '“//i_ui_usr”' is invalid” message? This problem seems to have arisen after the 2024.2 upgrade, possibly this is still related?  

 

Error - Invalid OData URL. The path '"//i_ui_usr"' is invalid.
 

 

{
  "defaultApplication": "",
  "loginOptionsDisabled": true,
  "loginOptionsHidden": false,
  "installNotificationDisabled": false,
  "installNotificationExpirationInDays": 10,
  "useFormFieldBackgroundColor": true,
  "serviceUrl": "https://office-dev.niverplast.com/indicium/iam/sf",
  "defaultPlatform": 3
}

Universal - config.json

Best answer by Vincent Doppenberg

Hello @Dennis van Leeuwen ,

I think the issue is the trailing slash behind the meta server URL. This should not be a problem, but removing this slash will probably resolve the problem for now. It looks like a small issue regarding URL parsing was introduced in a recent version of the Universal GUI, I will make sure that it is looked at.

I hope this helps.

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Hello @Dennis van Leeuwen ,

I think the issue is the trailing slash behind the meta server URL. This should not be a problem, but removing this slash will probably resolve the problem for now. It looks like a small issue regarding URL parsing was introduced in a recent version of the Universal GUI, I will make sure that it is looked at.

I hope this helps.

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