Santiago,
"" needs to be added to the list INVALID_CHARACTERS
"" is correct both in Windows and Unix filenames. I don't know about
MacIntosh, but the list is not for encoding URL parameters, but for
encoding whole URLs to be used as filenames. I changed the last error
found, namely "?" is
AA Z wrote:
Santiago,
We also experienced problem with URIEncoder. The
way the invalid charaters are being translated
aparently is not kosha with Linux (I imagine unix of
most every flavors), namely replacing these characters
with:
"#" + (int)source.charAt(0) + ";";
confuses the
"" needs to be added to the list INVALID_CHARACTERS static var. It is
used in URLs to separate params on the query string (though I guess
everyone knew that).
I would have changed it in CVS myself, but ant fails to build at the
moment..
- Paul H
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Paul Hammant wrote:
"" needs to be added to the list INVALID_CHARACTERS static var. It is
used in URLs to separate params on the query string (though I guess
everyone knew that).
"" is correct both in Windows and Unix filenames. I don't know about
MacIntosh, but the list is not for
Santiago,
We also experienced problem with URIEncoder. The
way the invalid charaters are being translated
aparently is not kosha with Linux (I imagine unix of
most every flavors), namely replacing these characters
with:
"#" + (int)source.charAt(0) + ";";
confuses the hell out of file system,
