Keith,
The # character is reserved to separate the fragment from the
query/path. The fragment is not intended to be sent over the wire. So if
you want to include such a character in an URI you should URL-escape it
with %23:
http://localhost:8081/axis2/services/ProbeDataService.RawParameterEndpoint/RawParameter%23id
Does that work for you?
Ortwin
keith chapman wrote:
Hi,
I want to send a http GET request to the followin url
http://localhost:8081/axis2/services/ProbeDataService.RawParameterEndpoint/RawParameter#id
But i have to set a URI to the getMethod.
I have the above as a URL. So I do the following
getMethod.setURI(url.toString);
This rips off the fragment part resulting in the following target URL
http://localhost:8081/axis2/services/ProbeDataService.RawParameterEndpoint/RawParamete
How can I send a fragment in the url?
Thanks,
Keith
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