Deron Meranda ha scritto:
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But, at this point, can one consider the content of form post to be encoded
"text" string?
Or it should be considered encoded "byte" string?
Both/either.
I'd say follow the RFC, but perhaps allow a caller to provide
an override default. So yes, you should assume an encoded
string if the subpart has a text/* Content-Type, or if it has no
content type at all (which must then be assumed to be text/plain
US-ASCII). That is the intent of the MIME text/* media type
after all; that it should be interpreted as a character string
and not a byte string.
In other cases, I would say returning a byte string is the
correct thing to do.
I'm not sure to understand.
If you want non text data in the POST request body, you can use the file
control.
I can't really see use cases of normal input fields having byte strings.
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Manlio Perillo
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