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utf8 url encoding not supported by deffault in jdk's older than 1.4
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utf8 url encoding not supported by deffault in jdk's older than 1.4
------- Additional Comments From matt@rairyu.tk 2003-05-23 03:57 -------
I'm using JMeter against a utf-8 website with alot of Japanese content. Using
the latest tar ball (20/05/2003) this doesn't work. The posted values aren't
encoded correctly. Thus I've temporarily altered the following file(in my
source) until I can find or do a more complete solution:
"org.apache.jmeter.protocol.http.util.EncoderCache.java"
I changed:
encodedValue = URLEncoder.encode(k);
To:
try{
encodedValue = URLEncoder.encode(k, "utf8");
}
catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e)
{
System.out.println("Don't support utf8 encoding??");
e.printStackTrace();
}
Yes - I know my exception handling here is bad :-p
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