Thanks Laurie that is useful information.
-David
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d Erickson wrote:
Thanks the base64 combined with URLEncoder should work great.
-David
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Base64 wil
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> David
> Any reason why you're not constructing java.net.URL from string? and th
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I took a look at that commons encoder and for encoding a byte[] it returns
a
byte[].. seems pointless to me?
-David
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From: Dave Newton
David Erickson wrote:
I took a look at that commons encoder and for encoding a byte[] it returns a
byte[].. seems pointless to me?
Or use String encode(new String(byte[])).
Or look at the second reference; all you have to do is put %HH where HH
is the hex ASCII rep of the character in ques
I took a look at that commons encoder and for encoding a byte[] it returns a
byte[].. seems pointless to me?
-David
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Thanks the base64 combined with URLEncoder should work great.
-David
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David Erickson wrote:
Hi I am wondering how I can take a byte[] and use it as a URL parameter? I
have tried converting it to a string using varying character sets, but when
I call string.getbytes I never get back my original array. Any help would
be greatly appreciated.
Googled "url encode
Base64 will not work, because its charset includes + and / ASCII
characters. So you might write something like strToHex() (or whatever
its name is), for example see Cryptix library, Hex utility class. Or
you can just use that class directly.
On the other hand, you may use Base64, and then URLEncod
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