Hi Marc, This is the intended behavior. For query string, you get auto-decoding using a Form.
For other situations (path variables), you can manually use Reference.decode(URI) methods. Best regards, Jerome > -----Message d'origine----- > De : Marc Portier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] De la part > de Marc Portier > Envoyé : jeudi 26 juillet 2007 15:20 > À : [email protected] > Objet : encoding of URI's > > Short question, > > I was testing the sample for Users and Orders recently > (org.restlet.example.tutorial.Part12) > > When I enter as test URL: > http://localhost:8182/users/me/orders/REST-ME-SOME-€ > > in the browser, it will transform it to the utf-8 + > formencoded version: > http://localhost:8182/users/me/orders/REST-ME-SOME-%E2%82%AC > > yielding the server to respond with > Order "REST-ME-SOME-%E2%82%AC" for user "me" > > Which shows that the system hasn't been doing any > form-decoding on the > URL yet. > > Is this intended like this? > Should I be setting some configuration to get it done, or do > I need to > manually convert things? > > regards, > -marc=
