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Idan Sheinberg edited comment on HTTPCLIENT-1708 at 12/28/15 5:44 PM:
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Hi 

Before closing this as not a problem , can you please hear me out a bit more ??

I understand there's no particular charset encoding but that's not the issue 
here.
Using the toASCIIString() method causes character value manipulation - that's 
the issue :

%CC%81  ( which the browser , URLEncode , curl and other tools generate  ) 
stands for UTF hex code cc 81 , Unicode U+0301 :
first row in the table here  - 
http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl?start=769

While %C3%A9 encoding ( which the toASCIIString() method generates ) stands for 
UTF hex code c3 a9 , Unicode U+00E9 :
first row in the table here  - 
http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl?start=233

These are different chars, different symbols/values with different meanings !

Don't you think it's a problem that line of code you library is using can 
trigger character manipulation in certain cases such as this ( where U+301 
becomes U+00E9 , due to the Normalizer usage ?) 


was (Author: idans):
Hi 

Before closing this as not a problem , can you please hear me out a bit more ??

I understand there's no particular charset encoding but that's not the issue 
here.
Using the toASCIIString() method causes character value manipulation - that the 
issue :

%CC%81  ( which the browser , URLEncode , curl and other tools generate  ) 
stands for UTF hex code cc 81 , Unicode U+0301 :
first row in the table here  - 
http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl?start=769

While %C3%A9 encoding ( which the toASCIIString() method generates ) stands for 
UTF hex code c3 a9 , Unicode U+00E9 :
first row in the table here  - 
http://www.utf8-chartable.de/unicode-utf8-table.pl?start=233

These are different chars, different symbols/values with different meanings !

Don't you think it's a problem that line of code you library is using can 
trigger character manipulation in certain cases such as this ( where U+301 
becomes U+00E9 , due to the Normalizer usage ?) 

> Issues With Extended ASCII ( Latin Chars ) Escaping with HttpClient 4.5.1
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: HTTPCLIENT-1708
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/HTTPCLIENT-1708
>             Project: HttpComponents HttpClient
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: HttpClient
>    Affects Versions: 4.5.1
>         Environment: Ubuntu Variant 15.04
> Netbeans 8.1 IDE
> Java 8 ( Oracle JDK 1.8.6x)
>            Reporter: Idan Sheinberg
>
> Hey Guys
> Trying to send an httpclient HttpHead request for the following url  - 
> 'http://some.domain.com/amnetcanadaplatform/HomeDépot_Électros_WEB22s_video.mp4'
> I Notice it gets escaped as 
> 'http://some.domain.com/amnetcanadaplatform/HomeD%C3%A9pot_%C3%89lectros_WEB22s_video.mp4'
> While other programs/utilities/frameworks expect it to be 
> 'http://some.domain.com/amnetcanadaplatform/HomeDe%CC%81pot_E%CC%81lectros_WEB22s_video.mp4'
> I've done some digging up the source code and tracked the issue down  to  
> "toASCIIString()" of the Java URI ( WHICH OF COURSE IS NOT YOUR 
> RESPONSIBILITY )object being called in order to retrieve the request line
> Class : org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpRequestWrapper
> Method : getRequestLine() 
> Line : 113
> Internally the line 'String ns = Normalizer.normalize(s, 
> Normalizer.Form.NFC);' manipulates the chars so their unicode value changes , 
> which causes the 'inappropriate' values to be displayed for the escaped URI 
> Class : java.net.URI
> Method : encode(String s)
> Line : 2723
> Now I know this would extra hard to even get to a point where I find out if 
> this is a java language issue , but I don't believe unicode manipulation  of 
> bytes is a desired behavior  for url encoding. Is there any known specific 
> why you used the "toASCIIString()" method instead of the plain "toString()" 
> method
> Do you think there's a chance this issue can be resolved on your end ?



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