Encoding/Decoding

[Gerardo Corro <ro...@hotmail.com>]

Hi HC people,


I'm implementing a filter that processes requests from many sources, and I always do a redirection at the end, the problem I have is that some request are encoded with:

URLEncoder.encode(reqString, "UTF-8");

others not, so in my filter those that are not encoded work properly with: 

httpMethod.setURI(new URI(resourcePath.toString(), false));

and those that are encoded work properly with:

httpMethod.setURI(new URI(resourcePath.toString(), true));

How can I know whether or not an incoming request was encoded? or How can I deal with this?

Thanks in advanced!



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Re: Encoding/Decoding

[Oleg Kalnichevski <ol...@apache.org>]

Gerardo Corro wrote:
> Hi HC people,
> 
> 
> I'm implementing a filter that processes requests from many sources, and I always do a redirection at the end, the problem I have is that some request are encoded with:
> 
> URLEncoder.encode(reqString, "UTF-8");
> 
> others not, so in my filter those that are not encoded work properly with: 
> 
> httpMethod.setURI(new URI(resourcePath.toString(), false));
> 
> and those that are encoded work properly with:
> 
> httpMethod.setURI(new URI(resourcePath.toString(), true));
> 
> How can I know whether or not an incoming request was encoded? or How can I deal with this?
> 

I am afraid you can't. There is a reason why people are supposed to use 
standards.

Oleg

> Thanks in advanced!
> 
> 
> 
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> Windows Live™: Keep your life in sync. Check it out!
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