Originally posted by N D Fisher:
Why not just replace the %20 with spaces after you've retrieved the passed parameter on your second JSP page?
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Not necessary. The decoding should be automatic.
Originally posted by N D Fisher:
I was presuming the characters were still there when he retrieved the string
Originally posted by Frederik Ericsson:
Actually I got the timestamp with %20 from the URL
Originally posted by Frederik Ericsson:
while am using getParameter(timestamp)
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