Here I have an API Gateway before access salesforce, wich makes a query calling something like {baseUrl}/{path}/services/data/...
I found that if I try to set the InstanceUrl like {baseUrl}/{path} it wont work because of method FormatUrl called in ForceClient wont get the path. The final url will just be {baseUrl}/services/data/... without the path of Api Gateway.
I had to inhite a new class from IForceClient to substitute just this method.
Instead of using the Common class I wrote a similar method that instead of returning:
new Uri(new Uri(instanceUrl), string.Format("/services/data/{0}/{1}", apiVersion, resourceName));
I return
new Uri("{0}/services/data/{1}/{2}", instanceUrl, apiVersion, resourceName);
The same for the other url formats. As I dont use much other endpoints I dont know the impacts of that in other cases or if it would have an easier way to solve.
Here I have an API Gateway before access salesforce, wich makes a query calling something like
{baseUrl}/{path}/services/data/...I found that if I try to set the InstanceUrl like
{baseUrl}/{path}it wont work because of method FormatUrl called in ForceClient wont get the path. The final url will just be{baseUrl}/services/data/...without the path of Api Gateway.I had to inhite a new class from IForceClient to substitute just this method.
Instead of using the Common class I wrote a similar method that instead of returning:
new Uri(new Uri(instanceUrl), string.Format("/services/data/{0}/{1}", apiVersion, resourceName));I return
new Uri("{0}/services/data/{1}/{2}", instanceUrl, apiVersion, resourceName);The same for the other url formats. As I dont use much other endpoints I dont know the impacts of that in other cases or if it would have an easier way to solve.