Good point Bill. I agree that we need to differentiate between behavior
that is appropriate for a tool vs. an API. Tools for handling encoding
seem fine to me. Having the API hide the encoding seems wrong to me.
-- Mark
Bill de hOra wrote:
> Dhanji R. Prasanna wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On 6/22/07, *Bill de hOra* <bill_at_dehora.net <mailto:bill_at_dehora.net>>
>> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Indeed. For me to add
>>
>> @UriTemplate("hello%20world")
>>
>> means I need to know the escape sequence as I type. The doing this
>>
>> @UriTemplate("hello world")
>>
>>
>> We're not talking about changing the URI template to auto-code. Just
>> the URI parameter that is extracted after the jsr311 algorithm has
>> *already* run on the URI and extracted the params.
>
>
> I'm not understanding the difference (which isn't to say i don't
> belive there is one). But the point is that what I type into my editor
> isn't what I will send/receive over HTTP. As a user of the API, I have
> to know that, or I'm buying into a "tools will save me" position.
>
> cheers
> Bill
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