@ char conflict while passing value to SmbFileInputStream() function

[Mohit Mehral]

String user="//administrator:";
String pass="ce11@!@#";
SmbFileInputStream fstream = new SmbFileInputStream("smb:"+user
+pass"@"+file_ip);
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
smb://administrtorce11@!@@172.21.8.9
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
user://unamePASSWD@hostIP
RUNTIME Exception encounter ::::::----> hostname invalid incase my
password having '@' sign.

Is there anyway to handle the @ char. in my password.for that it'll
not conflict with host IP.

 

[RedGrittyBrick]

String user="//administrator:";
String pass="ce11@!@#";
SmbFileInputStream fstream = new SmbFileInputStream("smb:"+user
+pass"@"+file_ip);

That's clearly not your code, you should cut and paste real code.

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
smb://administrtorce11@!@@172.21.8.9
///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
user://unamePASSWD@hostIP
RUNTIME Exception encounter ::::::----> hostname invalid incase my
password having '@' sign.

Is there anyway to handle the @ char. in my password.for that it'll
not conflict with host IP.

I recommend you read the documentation for the classes you are using!
The documentation says:

"the '@' [in the example password] is URL encoded with
the '%40' hexcode escape."

so

SmbFileInputStream fstream = new SmbFileInputStream(
"smb://" + user + ":" + pass.replaceAll("@","%40") + "@" + file_ip
);

 

[Roedy Green]

new SmbFileInputStream("smb:"+user
+pass"@"+file_ip);

sometimes there is a method with separate parameters for use and
password.