http://www.example.com?a=1&a=2 has a valid form-urlencoded querystring and has two values (1 and 2) for the key a.
I am trying to work with the stumbleupon API to get information about the items on my site. Documentation: http://www.stumbleupon.com/help/badge-api-documentation/
I am new to servlets. I issue a GET request on a servlet with a parameter say param=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.somesite.com from the client side. On the serverside, there is a doGet method that takes HTTPServl
On my webpage I have a textarea where the user inputs all kind of characters. When he saves it I want to send the data using AJAX to the server for storing in the database. After this, the server will
Is the ampersand the only character that should be encoded in an HTML attribute? It\'s well known that this won\'t pass validation:
I am running a GWT-based web application on Tomcat 6.0.32. I am having trouble getting URLs that contain non-BMP characters (where these characters live in filenames) to work.Any URLs that contain ch
I\'m using a service where about each hour their server is contacting mine like this: /check.php?id=1&name=anonyme&country=us
I\'m sending a GET request with HttpClient but the + is not encoded. 1. If I pass the query parameter string unencoded like this
I have the following routing code: routes.MapRoute( \"email-validated/{sessionId}\", \"email-validated/{sessionId}\",
This is an odd question but hopefully someone has an idea of how to work around it I\'m working with a 3rd party product that sends out txt-based emails on the triggering of certain events. I can cus
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