Thanks a lot for the full explanation.
You are totally right that it is my application the one that should keep
consistency with the URL's it offers and the files they are mapped into.
Actually this is my hole problem. It is supposed to be a service
creation environment for web applications
Carlos Alarcón wrote:
Thanks a lot for the full explanation.
You are totally right that it is my application the one that should keep
consistency with the URL's it offers and the files they are mapped into.
Actually this is my hole problem. It is supposed to be a service
creation environment
On Fri, Feb 6, 2009 at 5:27 AM, Carlos Alarcón carlos.alar...@tyven.com wrote:
Hi, I am facing a problem which I haven't found any help over Internet
(maybe I did the wrong search):
I have:Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS), Centos 5.
I am trying to access specials URLs ( containing non ASCII chars)
So
Carlos Alarcón wrote:
Hi, I am facing a problem which I haven't found any help over Internet
(maybe I did the wrong search):
I have:Apache/2.2.3 (CentOS), Centos 5.
I am trying to access specials URLs ( containing non ASCII chars)
So my browser (MZ or IE) converts URL
