Mailing list, starting with special characters when configuring alerts


Hi all

I'm trying to create an alert in OSB. In the postal recipient filed, the mailing list that I provide begins by "#". For Ex: #Test.com

OSB doesnot lets put the # at the beginning of the mailing list. I have tried different methods to escape it, but did not work.

Your help is really appreciated.

Thank you.

I found the solution:

Replace # by %23 (it's the coded representation of http to #).

Thank you

Ankit

Tags: Fusion Middleware

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