Hi,
While developing my first rest service, a POST request ending on an insert in a table, I encountered an issue with the :forward_location parameter , that was taking me to a bad address, instead of taking me to the GET service for the row.
:forward_location := './'||l_new_id;
where l_new_id is where I stored the id for the row I have just inserted.
I fixed it adding an slash at the end of the URI template.
Is this the good practice? (defining the uri template with a slash at the end)
or should I concat something ('./' ?) to the :forward_location ?
:forward_location := './'||l_new_id;