- From: michele vivoda <michelevivoda@hotmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2006 15:45:52 +0000
- To: uri@w3.org
Hi all, I have a question about URIs. I was wondering if is correct thinking that an uri can be decomposed in components that can be stored in unescaped form mantaining the uri semantics, so the possibility to reconstruct from the components the (same or equivalent) uri they were composing. Perhaps better said the question is: can we always build an URI from unescaped components ? Many programming apis offer the possibility to build an uri from unescaped components. For 99% of the cases, for me, it worked good. But considering the following URI: http://a/b?p1=R%26D&p2=q the unescaped query component, orignally containing 2 parameters becomes: p1=R&D&p2=q loosing its meaning since now we have 3 parameters. My conclusion is that (at least) query component cannot be unescaped. Is this right, does it apply only to query or unescaped components should not exist at all ? Regards Michele Vivoda
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