Rainer Pruy pisze:
Hi Grek,
after a bit further investigation the topic might decompose to two problems:
1. The request (emulation) used while executing the "redirectTo" call from
flowscript does not really provide encoded vs. decoded
values for the relevant input modules. (the emulation is obviously quite terse, e.g.
there is no "querystring" with request module).
Passing values directly from browser works fine.
Passing from sitemap or flowscript fails.
That looks like a bug because, AFAIK, cocoon: requests should be rather transparent so things like
reqest:queryString should work. I think it would be the best if you created a simple test-case and
issue in JIRA describing the problem. I could have a look in upcomming days (maybe even today). As
for the work-around, I would use request attributes _temporarily_.
On the other hand, it would be probably *much* simpler to implement support for servlet: protocol in
flowscript. This should be a topic for discussion on dev list. I have some ideas how to achieve this
goal with minimal effort.
2.
servlet protocol does complain over some characters that cocoon protocol just passes over
(try some x="b") parameter.
(The '"' are "malformed" according to servlet: but tolerated with cocoon:).
Presumably servlet: protocol is closer to spec as RFC 3986 does not list '"' as
a valid character for URIs.
Nevertheless, such values would not reach so far if case 1. would yield encoded
values.
Servlet: protocol uses internally java.net.URI.URI class which conforms to
RFC2396.
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Best regards,
Grzegorz Kossakowski
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