Edward Wang kirjoitti:
> The other is that I encourage you to sign SCA. Then I can incorporate
> your code into OpenJDK code base. Here is how to do it:
> http://openjdk.java.net/contribute/
> It should be simple enough.
>
I can look into if it's really want it but afaick it's the FSF policy
Richard Kennard wrote:
Michael,
>> 1) java.net.URL is discouraged... I would agree with Alan on this.
Fair enough: I shall remove those methods.
Can you confirm you want the naming convention changed to Url? It's
just that everything else in the package uses uppercase URL (for
legacy reasons
Michael,
I just thought I'd tackle this point in detail...
So, this means that an '&' embedded in a parameter could not be
recognised when parsing
I don't think you can have an 'embedded & in a parameter' in any
meaningful sense. You'd have to encode it (as %26) or else it would be
recognised
Richard Kennard wrote:
Michael,
I just thought I'd tackle this point in detail...
Here we agree! And with the current version of the code, this works...
URLEncodedQueryString queryString =
URLEncodedQueryString.create();
queryString.setParameter( "a", "x&y" );
queryString
