Craig R. McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> IIRC, this is the same as what we saw the last time this kind of thing
> showed up -- and it was ultimately because of the filesystem logic on the
> underlying OS. Such a runtime written in C (like most Unix stuff is) will
> not have any problem at all accepting "foo.jsp\0" and treating it as a
> reference to "foo.jsp" -- because null bytes delimit Strings in the C I/O
> library.
This is different, BTW. Under 4.0.3 final (with the old parsing code) %00 is
not translated into \0, then saving us a lot of hassle in the underlying
code...
Anyhow, under OS/X with HFS filesystem, something like foo.JsP returns the
original source of the page...
Pier
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