Then how does IIS encodes this ?
i.e IIS can handle
http://domain.com/some/german/character/containing/filename.htm
or
http://domain.com/some/greek/character/containing/filename.htm
Joshua Slive wrote:
On 9/22/06, Istanbul Hosting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
How can apache support international characters in the URI part of
the URL?
i.e greek ; http://somegreek.com/somegreekcharacters.html
i couldnt manage this work
system encoding is UTF
What do you mean by the URI part of the URL? A URL is a type of URI,
so that doesn't really make any sense.
In general, non-ascii characters need to be encoded before being used
in a URL. Details about this are contained in the HTTP/1.1 spec.
Joshua.
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