Hi Julis, Marcelo,
> Here's an example "URL-Encoder" in Java:
>
> char c = ... // character to encode
> switch ( c ) {
> case ' ':
> buf.append( '+' );
> break;
> case '$':
> case '<':
> case '>':
> case '&':
> case '+':
> case ',':
> case '/':
> case ':':
> case ';':
> case '=':
> case '?':
> case '@':
> case '#':
> case '%':
> buf.append( '%' );
> buf.append( Integer.toHexString( c ) );
> break;
> default:
> buf.append( c );
> break;
> }
Or else you just use org.apache.commons.codec.net.URLCodec,
like our EncodingUtil class does. No need to duplicate code,
you've got a dependency on commons-codec anyway.
cheers,
Roland
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