Hi Derek,
I'm using the same actions as you are and it works perfectly well. Just as a
hint, here what I'm using:
* OS: Windows 2000 US-en SP2
* JVM: Sun JDK 1.3.0
* RDBMS: SQL Svr 2000 SP 2
* JDBC driver: Opta2000, from iNetSoftware (type 4)
* Page encoding: UTF-8
(I've tested with ISO-8859-1, works correctly too)
* Form method: POST (GET also works, beware the size limitation)
* Form encoding type: 'multipart/form-data'
(default 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded' works fine too)
I'm stuck to identify your problem...
Please provide what you see in the core logfile, as Christian suggests, it
will help tracking the problem down.
Pascal.
-----Original Message-----
From: Christian Haul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 10:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Passing a '+' in a request parameter?
On 27.Feb.2002 -- 08:36 AM, Derek Hohls wrote:
> Based on what you said below - I am now not completely sure what *is*
> causing the problem, but I can see there is one...
Derek,
could you please check for me in core.log how your request parameters
are received by cocoon. It should look like
REQUEST: /cocoon/botox/your_page
CONTEXT PATH: /cocoon
SERVLET PATH: /botox/your_page
PATH INFO: null
[... snip ...]
REQUEST PARAMETERS:
PARAM: 'value2' VALUES: '[c d]'
PARAM: 'value1' VALUES: '[a b]'
For ?value1=a+b&value2=c+d (because, as someone else put it, "+" is
really a space) or
PARAM: 'value2' VALUES: '[c+d]'
PARAM: 'value1' VALUES: '[a+b]'
in case the data was entered with a form and thus uses %2B for a real
"+".
If that's *not* the case, what versions are you using? (cocoon,
tomcat, jdk, operating system, browser)
And how do you notice that data is missing? Have you checked on a SQL
shell or through Cocoon? If through Cocoon, how? Perhaps the data is
all there but there's a problem retrieving it? What DBMS are you
using?
Chris.
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