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1. How about setParameters(String name, List values) so that
I can set a multivalued parameter in one call?
2. Why undefined result when input string is not a url-encoded query
string? Why not throw an Exception?
3. public static UrlEncodedQueryString create
(Map> p
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Questions (Sorry, of this has come up before):
1) Why have overloaded versions of toString and parse. Why not one
method called setSeparator?
2) Does getParameterNames return multiple entries for multiple name
value pairs. I think not.
3) Do we really need removeParamete
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Forget question 4. I can see that Number.toString will handle this.
-Chris.
Christopher Hegarty - Sun Microsystems Ireland wrote:
Questions (Sorry, of this has come up before):
1) Why have overloaded versions of toString and parse. Why not one
method called setSeparator
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Max (Weijun) Wang wrote:
1. How about setParameters(String name, List values) so that I
can set a multivalued parameter in one call?
I think the most likely use case, is when you dynamically add the
parameters one at a time,
but that case is certainly possible. But I'd
Christopher Hegarty - Sun Microsystems Ireland wrote:
Questions (Sorry, of this has come up before):
1) Why have overloaded versions of toString and parse. Why not one
method called setSeparator?
We need to support both separator types in the same input strings.
Though I thought that
the orig
