John Najarian [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also, a bug tracking application would be nice also.
These need to be run on Windows.
I've used RT (Request Tracker) for feature/issue/bug tracking. It
works well and is quite powerful. Clients access it through a web
interface, or email requests into
Remy Maucherat [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BTW, you have to encode '/' and ':' in your URI, as you did in the second
case. The first URL with unencoded special chars is invalid (ie, it may
work, but it's not sure).
But if I encode `/' (as %2F), then HttpProcessor.normalize() will
reject it:
[Followup to my own post; I did some digging and now understand why my
app works under TDK2 but not Tomcat; perhaps this in the archive will
help others who encounter this. I expect it will most often bite
people working on things like the Commons httpclient, or proxies.]
I was using
I'm developing a webapp under TDK which gets a target URL in the
PathInfo. This is working fine in TDK. But when I move the webapp to
standalone Tomcat-4.0.3, I see that Tomcat is gratuitously eating
slashes in PathInfo, so it's compressing stuff like
http://example.com
to
