Paul Clapham wrote:In other words, you needed to URL-encode the path so that it would act as a single parameter. Perhaps you just wrote code which would change "/" to "%2F"? If so, you might consider using Java's built-in URLEncoder class, which will take care of that and of any other edge cases you haven't encountered yet.
Yep, you got it. BTW, the URLEncode idea was awesome! I had not thought of that and it will save me many hours of frustration. Thank you!!!
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URLEncode like the one below that I saw, here:
http://alvinalexander.com/blog/post/java/how-encode-java-string-send-web-server-safe-url
(it works without the array and the for loop, too.)
// output --> 'localhost%3A4567%2Ftest%2Ffor%2Fme%2Fthis%2Furlencode'
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Thanks for the
cow! :)
- mike