My observation is that href in netui:anchor and at least one of the
netui-data tags is specifically 'encoding' the % if it appears. It
seems to me that either the value in href should be fully encoded or the
% should be left as is.
Here is an attempt at a simplified example:
--- clip from Controller.java
@Jpf.Action(forwards = { @Jpf.Forward(name = "success", path =
"index.jsp") })
protected Forward begin() {
getRequest().setAttribute("reserved",
"plus+divide/equal=quote'percent%semicolon;question?colon:[EMAIL
PROTECTED]&doller$
comma,");
getRequest().setAttribute("encoded",
URLCodec.encode("plus+divide/equal=quote'percent%semicolon;question?colo
n:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&doller$comma,"));
return new Forward("success");
}
---
I take that reserved stuff and put that in a netui:label and
netui:anchor and see that it is altered in the netui:anchor.
--- clip from index.jsp
<netui:body>
<p><netui:anchor href="${reserved}">
<netui:label value="${reserved}" />
</netui:anchor></p>
<p><netui:label value="${encoded}" /></p>
</netui:body>
---
So the value of href in the page rendered to the browser is
http://localhost:7001/aWar/plus+divide/equal=quote'percent%25semicolon;q
uestion?colon:[EMAIL PROTECTED]&doller$comma,
I expected either the same result as what is in one of the labels, but
only the % is changed. Is this a bug or am I doing something wrong or
have incorrect expectations?
Thank you.
- jeremiah
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