Shashank Phadke wrote:
> Jie --
>
> If you are parsing thru servlets, have a look at the getParameter,
> getParameterNames, getParameterValues methods in the HttpRequest interface.
> Implementations of these in your webserver / servlet engine should give you
> the values as you want ..
>
> For non-servlet solutions, I guess you will have to sift thru the query
> string and replace those special chars and build your hashtable.
> You can call it URLDecoder missing out of java.net package ;-)
>
> Shashank
>
If you want to parse it yourself, is there some reason that
HttpUtils.parseQueryString() does not satisfy this requirement?
Craig McClanahan
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> >Hi,
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> >I am looking for a java library which could phase query string for me. e.g.
> >return pairs of variable name and value. Does anybody know where to find
> >it ?
> >
> >Thanks in advance,
> >
> >Jie
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