[HTTPClient 3.0.1] Bug: Multipart posts with files named using UTF-8 characters

2006-10-19 Thread Tumidajewicz, Przemyslaw
Hello everyone, First post here, hope I'm doing it right ;) I've been having problems with sending multipart posts containing files named using UTF-8 characters - all non-ASCII characters are turned into question marks. I've tried to specify the charset when creating the FilePart like this

Re: [HTTPClient 3.0.1] Bug: Multipart posts with files named using UTF-8 characters

2006-10-19 Thread Ortwin Glück
Guys, Look at RFC 2047 which updates RFC 1521. This method is quite popular in E-Mail traffic. Maybe real-world HTTP servers and clients support it? Odi Oleg Kalnichevski wrote: On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 14:29 +0200, Tumidajewicz, Przemyslaw wrote: Hello everyone, First post here, hope I'm

Re: [HTTPClient 3.0.1] Bug: Multipart posts with files named using UTF-8 characters

2006-10-19 Thread Roland Weber
Hi Odi, Look at RFC 2047 which updates RFC 1521. This method is quite popular in E-Mail traffic. Maybe real-world HTTP servers and clients support it? Maybe, but MIME encoding is not really our line of work. If somebody is willing to come up with a patch, I would suggest to implement something

Re: [HTTPClient 3.0.1] Bug: Multipart posts with files named using UTF-8 characters

2006-10-19 Thread Michael Becke
I agree this is the way to go. We can add a mechanism to change the default encoding, but leave things as they are by default. Mike On 10/19/06, Roland Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Odi, Look at RFC 2047 which updates RFC 1521. This method is quite popular in E-Mail traffic. Maybe