> If not pre-encoded, the URI would look something like > "http://host/path?param1=value&1¶m2=value=2";. > > Once joined together it is too late to encode. This is why the > HttpMethod(String) constructor assumes that all URIs are already > encoded, as it is not possible to correctly encoded them after the fact. > > Please let me know if you will be writing some code for this as I will > take care of it tomorrow otherwise.
When you regard an URI class as URI core manipulation (It means you never manipulate any URI components in your code yourself, here in any of commons-httpclient) in your whole code, it doesn't matter... Because my URI maniuplates both escaped and unscaped components correctly... That's the point for the real use of the URI class. It considers URI on user side (escaped & unscaped) and even communication side (probably only escaped preffered). Sung-Gu --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
