Fix URI

Generates valid absolute URIs from the given values. Already valid absolute URIs are left untouched.

Examples

Notation: List of values are represented via square brackets. Example: [first, second] represents a list of two values “first” and “second”.

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Non-absolute URIs are prefixed with the configured URI prefix:

• Input values:

  1. [ab]

• Returns: [urn:url-encoded-value:ab]

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URI reserved characters are encoded:

• Input values:

  1. [a&b]

• Returns: [urn:url-encoded-value:a%26b]

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Valid absolute URIs are forwarded unchanged:

• Input values:

  1. [http://example.org/some/path]

• Returns: [http://example.org/some/path]

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Query parameters and fragments are left unchanged:

• Input values:

  1. [http://example.org/path?query=some+stuff#hashtag]

• Returns: [http://example.org/path?query=some+stuff#hashtag]

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Valid URNs are forwarded unchanged:

• Input values:

  1. [urn:valid:uri]

• Returns: [urn:valid:uri]

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Special characters are encoded:

• Input values:

  1. [http://www.broken domain.com/broken weird path äöü/nice/path/andNowSomeFragment#fragmentäöü]

• Returns: [http://www.broken%20domain.com/broken%20weird%20path%20%C3%A4%C3%B6%C3%BC/nice/path/andNowSomeFragment#fragment%C3%A4%C3%B6%C3%BC]

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Hash signs are only encoded if they don’t denote a fragment:

• Input values:

  1. [http://domain/##path#]

• Returns: [http://domain/#%23path%23]

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Invalid URIs are fully encoded:

• Input values:

  1. [http : invalid URI]

• Returns: [urn:url-encoded-value:http+%3A+invalid+URI]

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Leading and trailing spaces are removed:

• Input values:

  1. [ http://domain.com/[squareBrackets] ]

• Returns: [http://domain.com/%5BsquareBrackets%5D]

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Example 10:

• Input values:

  1. [100%]

• Returns: [urn:url-encoded-value:100%25]

Parameter

Uri prefix

No description

• Datatype: string
• Default Value: urn:url-encoded-value:

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