Minor aesthetic point, but this code will
always append a "?" to every GET request...
whether there is a query string or not.
Another thing to consider, which is afaik
a legal construct...
<form action="/servlet/someservlet?arg=value" method="POST">
[input fields]
</form>
which will result in both a query string, and
post arguments.
Granted, many CGI implementations don't deal
with this correctly, but I've found most browsers
do.
P)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> - if(!getPath().startsWith("/"))
> + String pathAndQuery = null;
> + if(this.getMethod().equals(this.GET))
> {
> - setPath("/"+getPath());
> + pathAndQuery = this.getPath()+"?"+getQueryString();
> }
> + else
> + {
> + pathAndQuery = this.getPath();
> + }
> + if(!pathAndQuery.startsWith("/"))
> + {
> + pathAndQuery = "/" + pathAndQuery;
> + }
> if(getPort() == 0)
> {
> - return new URL(getProtocol(),getDomain(),getPath());
> + return new URL(getProtocol(),getDomain(),pathAndQuery);
> }
> else
> {
> - return new URL(getProtocol(),
>(String)properties.get(DOMAIN), getPort(), (String)properties.get(PATH));
> + return new URL(getProtocol(),
>(String)properties.get(DOMAIN), getPort(),
> + pathAndQuery);
> }
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