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There was a problem with Jserv1.1 in which that exception was thrown but
not caught which caused the jvm to freeze up or die (I don't remember
offhand which). I checked in some code that caught the exception and
returned null for the query-string rather than kill the java instance.
Since the percent sign normally has a special meaning, they usually
shouldn't appear in the query-string unless it is followed by two hex
digits, but it still shouldn't crash things when a bad query-string is there.
This fix was made a few weeks ago so a fresh checkout should include the patch.
Bernie
At 05:08 PM 3/30/2000 +0200, Wouter Boers wrote:
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>On 30-Mar-2000 rob anderson wrote:
> > We have a HTML page that fires URL's with parameters from input fields,
> > rather than using a form submit. If one of the parameters contains a %
> JServ
> > will fail with the following...
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>I do not see the need of a % sign in a paramater. It is a character the
>appears
>to have a random meaning with various browsers anyway.
>
>Jserv uses the '+' sign as a whitespace replacement if that is what you want.
>(assuming you are passing %20 to denore a whitespace)
>
>Hope this helps,
>
>Wouter
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