]);
System.out.println(Creating statement.);
stmt = conn.createStatement();
String $toDay = 2005-04-06;
String $query = SELECT id, userid, event FROM calendar where
recieved like ' +
$toDay + %'\n;
rset = stmt.executeQuery($query
?test=okay
there's no way to tell if the ? and = signs are part of the path or the
query. The same problem applies when there's only one ? because you'd
normally assume it should mark the start of the query but that would then
make it impossible to send a request to a path that contains
or the
query. The same problem applies when there's only one ? because you'd
normally assume it should mark the start of the query but that would then
make it impossible to send a request to a path that contains an ? character.
There's probably a way to get around those problems and intelligently encode
