Mmm, sorry, after hours of debugging, I send this email, and five
minutes later, I find the "no-url-params-on-post" that seems exactly
what I want... :-)
Still, can you tell me why there is this "double" construction in the
POST case?
Charlie a écrit :
> Hi
> I'm not sure if this is an expected behaviour or a bug, for me it's
> would be the latter case :
> When sending a request using the POST method and the XmlHttp transport
> implementation, setting the POST parameters via the request
> setParameters() method will feed the POST data with the given
> parameters, but it will also trigger the building of the query string in
> the URL : in current release 0.8.1, in qx.io.remote.XmlHttp, line 206
>
> if (vParametersList.length > 0) {
> vUrl += (vUrl.indexOf("?") >= 0 ? "&" : "?") +
> vParametersList.join("&");
> }
>
> In my opinion we should have something like :
>
> if (vParametersList.length > 0 && vMethod != "POST") {
> vUrl += (vUrl.indexOf("?") >= 0 ? "&" : "?") +
> vParametersList.join("&");
> }
>
> Ok I admit, in most case it won't make a difference, but using a Java
> Backend, building the query string PLUS sending the parameters inside
> the request data can confuse the server as it will detect each
> parameters twice! More precisely, it will see each parameters as a
> "multiple value" parameter, a bit like when you name a parameter with []
> in an HTML page. In a given case (Active MQ JMS server), this will make
> the query fail....
>
> I can go around this by NOT setting the parameters of my Request object,
> but building my own data string and set it via setData(). I will make my
> own Request extension to fix this, but I thought it would be interesting
> to notice.
>
> Charles
>
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