I'm getting a UUID with 33 chars in some exceptions. This is clearly invalid and goes against the UUID RFC. Perhaps the hyphenation is weird?
Example:
UUID: prdaan-2882a1-04301100-003735a10b
Response JSON:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-32099,"message":"AANGX-0010","data":{"AccountAPINGException":{"errorDetai ls":"","errorCode":"NO_SESSION","requestUUID":"prd aan001-06151309-0011b97b0e"},"exceptionname":"AccountAPINGExceptio n"}},"id":1}
Example:
UUID: prdaan-2882a1-04301100-003735a10b
Response JSON:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","error":{"code":-32099,"message":"AANGX-0010","data":{"AccountAPINGException":{"errorDetai ls":"","errorCode":"NO_SESSION","requestUUID":"prd aan001-06151309-0011b97b0e"},"exceptionname":"AccountAPINGExceptio n"}},"id":1}


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