On 02.03.2010 00:49, Brendan Miller wrote:
I'm looking at a possible bug in my companies http handling library. The code seems to assume that there are no bytes with the higher order bit set in the http Location header. I'm thinking this will break if the Location header's URI contains non-ascii characters.
In which case it wouldn't be a valid URI.
Is my thinking correct, or is there some rule that prohibits non-ascii chars in an http header?
Valid URIs never contain non-ASCII characters. That doesn't mean it doesn't happen in the wild, though. Best regards, Julian
