Hi.
I just noticed that in the request handler, when you redirect
requests in a request chain or on a request-redirect, it is not
filtering out special characters, so you can get a URL like this:
151307 (http-0.0.0.0-8443-Processor3) [ RequestHandler.java:
505:INFO ] [Sending redirect]: /crmsfa/control/viewAccount?
postalCode=89&attnName=&preContactMechTypeId=POSTAL_ADDRESS&address2=&ad
dress1=#123
&countryGeoId=USA&donePage=viewAccount&allowSolicitation=&toName=&city=l
a&contactMechTypeId=POSTAL_ADDRESS&partyId=DemoAccount1&stateProvinceGeo
Id=BR-AC
That "#" in the middle will break your URL.
I tracked down the responsible code to here in RequestHandler.java:
private void callRedirect(String url, HttpServletResponse resp,
HttpServletRequest req) throws RequestHandlerException {
if (Debug.infoOn()) Debug.logInfo("[Sending redirect]: " +
url, module);
Should I change it to clean out the URL first, based on this: http://
www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm? It seems
like space and ampersand are already taken care of.
Should I put that into the UtilHttp method?
Si
