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How to encode ampersand in java?
I am trying to encode URL parameters in Java. The URL I want to encode is:
String refer = "/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc";
refer = URLEncoder.encode(refer, "UTF-8");
But, the getParameter("refer") and getQueryString() are different from each other when I receive the parameter value from the receiving side.
- getParameter("refer") =>
/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc
- getQueryString() =>
%2Flogin.do%3Frefer%3D%2Flist.do%3Fpage%3D1%26keyword%3Dabc
I want to getParameter("refer") as '%26' like getQueryString(). But I want to know why &.
java spring decode encode
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
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I am trying to encode URL parameters in Java. The URL I want to encode is:
String refer = "/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc";
refer = URLEncoder.encode(refer, "UTF-8");
But, the getParameter("refer") and getQueryString() are different from each other when I receive the parameter value from the receiving side.
- getParameter("refer") =>
/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc
- getQueryString() =>
%2Flogin.do%3Frefer%3D%2Flist.do%3Fpage%3D1%26keyword%3Dabc
I want to getParameter("refer") as '%26' like getQueryString(). But I want to know why &.
java spring decode encode
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
Because&is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).
– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an&like getParameter("refer").
– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14
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I am trying to encode URL parameters in Java. The URL I want to encode is:
String refer = "/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc";
refer = URLEncoder.encode(refer, "UTF-8");
But, the getParameter("refer") and getQueryString() are different from each other when I receive the parameter value from the receiving side.
- getParameter("refer") =>
/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc
- getQueryString() =>
%2Flogin.do%3Frefer%3D%2Flist.do%3Fpage%3D1%26keyword%3Dabc
I want to getParameter("refer") as '%26' like getQueryString(). But I want to know why &.
java spring decode encode
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
I am trying to encode URL parameters in Java. The URL I want to encode is:
String refer = "/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc";
refer = URLEncoder.encode(refer, "UTF-8");
But, the getParameter("refer") and getQueryString() are different from each other when I receive the parameter value from the receiving side.
- getParameter("refer") =>
/login.do?refer=/list.do?page=1&keyword=abc
- getQueryString() =>
%2Flogin.do%3Frefer%3D%2Flist.do%3Fpage%3D1%26keyword%3Dabc
I want to getParameter("refer") as '%26' like getQueryString(). But I want to know why &.
java spring decode encode
java spring decode encode
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
asked Jan 2 at 0:39
eastgloweastglow
569
569
Because&is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).
– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an&like getParameter("refer").
– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14
add a comment |
Because&is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).
– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an&like getParameter("refer").
– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14
Because
& is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
Because
& is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an
& like getParameter("refer").– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an
& like getParameter("refer").– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14
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&is an HTML entity (NOT a URL encoded value).– Elliott Frisch
Jan 2 at 0:42
@ElliottFrisch I forwarded the encoded url to another java spring controller and passed the parameter, so I do not know why it comes out as an
&like getParameter("refer").– eastglow
Jan 2 at 0:44
Possible duplicate of Java URL encoding of query string parameters
– Matt
Jan 2 at 1:14