Sorry, sent too early...Anyway hope that it made sense :-)
I added this test case :
@GET
@Path("/booksquery")
public Book getBookByQuery(@QueryParam("id") String id) {
String[] values = id.split("\\+");
StringBuilder b = new StringBuilder();
b.append(values[0]).append(values[1]);
return books.get(Long.valueOf(b.toString()));
}
GET http://localhost:9080/bookstore/booksquery?id=12%2B3
Also added a similar test
@GET
@Path("{id}")
public Book getBookById(@PathParam("id") String id) {}
handling GET http://localhost:9080/bookstore/id=12%2B3
All works fine on 2.2-SNAPSHOT (will work the same in 2.1.x shortly)
Have I misundestood your request ? You're not using query
Hi,
There's currently an issue with handling encoded URIs but it's been just fixed in 2.2-SNAPSHOT and will be merged shortly to
2.1.x branch.
Just wouild like to clarify that this is a sample request URI :
/foo/bar=A%2BB
can you please tell me how are you retrieving the bar value ?
is it like this :
@Path("/foo/{barPair}")
someMethod(@PathParam("barPair") String bar)
Thanks, Sergey
Hi,
I might have a problem with URL escaping +.
Assuming I want to call a JAX-RS service foo with parameter bar and the value "A+B". A + in a URL is a space so we need to
escape it with %2B. If I have the URL /foo/bar=A%2BB then the service method should get the String "A+B". It however will get
the string "A B". If escape %2B again and use the URL /foo/bar=A%252BB then the method will receive the String "A+B". Is this is
a feature or is there some defect that causes this?
Regards,
Lasse
