dojox.rpc.Rest incorrectly adds trailing slash to target

[Jarrod Carlson]

I have a REST-based web service where resources are available.

Assume my services return Foo objects. Thusly,

http://domain.com/foos

returns a list of Foo objects, and

http://domain.com/foo/123

returns the Foo object with an id of '123'.

When I create a JsonRestStore? with a target of "/foos", the dojox.rpc.Rest implementation assumes itself to append a "/" to the target:

62    path = path.match(/\/$/) ? path : (path + '/');

However, my REST server does not support the url "​http://domain.com/foos/". It should be "​http://domain.com/foos".

dojox.rpc.Rest should not presume itself to add slashes to the target.

[Chris Mitchell]

We're also seeing a need for flexibility on the trailing slash to allow connecting to projectzero's REST services.

[Kris Zyp]

This should be fixed. By default trailing slashes are still added for backwards compatibility, but you can disable that by allowNoTrailingSlash to true: new dojox.data.JsonRestStore?({allowNoTrailingSlash: true, target:"/MyData"});