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DO NOT REPLY [Bug 5114] - The methods getPathInfo() and getRequestURL() of the HttpServletReguest interface gives different path information for Latin-1 characters not included in the english language.

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The methods getPathInfo() and getRequestURL() of the HttpServletReguest interface gives different path information for Latin-1 characters not included in the english language.

remm@apache.org changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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             Status|NEW                         |RESOLVED
         Resolution|                            |REMIND
            Summary|The methods getPathInfo()   |The methods getPathInfo()
                   |and getRequestURL() of the  |and getRequestURL() of the
                   |HttpServletReguest interface|HttpServletReguest interface
                   |gives different path        |gives different path
                   |information for Latin-1     |information for Latin-1
                   |characters not included in  |characters not included in
                   |the english language.       |the english language.



------- Additional Comments From remm@apache.org  2001-11-27 08:50 -------
There is no reliable way to find out the URL encoding, unfortunately.
The emerging "standard" seems to be to use UTF8, which is what Tomcat is doing 
(which of course isn't matching your platform encoding that the file operations 
use).

Many discussions on this occurred on tomcat-dev in the past. Please feel free 
to ask for more information (I know Costin loves this subject).

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