Roland said:
[Since the single argument methods of URLEncoder/URLDecoder are
deprecated, you should always supply the character encoding as second
parameter to the encode/decode method.]
I find that this actually not java encoder problem. Sorry about that
The scenario is it is a java servlet webapp which will talk with
apache using mod_proxy. The application will construct the URI in java
using URLEncoder dynamically according to the filename at the server,
and some of the filename contains multiple character, like big5
Chinese character.
However, apache will try to decode it, sometime it can decode it
correctly, but sometime fail to provide correct result.
Although it is off-topic, do you know how to tell apache stop decode
URI so that I can handle it at java?