Richard Yee wrote:
You should be using URLEncoding.encode() to encode the response. This will replace ampersands with %26. The only problem is that the space character is also converted to a '+'. You then need to replace '+' with %20 on the server after using URLEncoder.encode() so that the JavaScript can decode it correctly.
The Javascript 'escape()' function may be useful here, but it sounds like you're doing the escaping on the server side.
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