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PUTing to an URL with percent encoding and then GETing that resource works (no problem here).
But when the collection is listed (or expanded), the percent encoding is not respected (internal info: PUTing to hello%20world creates a redis key called 'hello%world' instead of 'hello world').
Why should it be respected? Percent-encoding is a HTTP feature and protocol details should not intrude into the rest storage (to communication with rest storage we use the vertx event bus).
Reproduction (preparation)
Note: I use putty to make sure nobody touches the HTTP url (does no further encoding).
Note: Similar to the fixed bug #29
Intro
Reproduction (preparation)
Note: I use putty to make sure nobody touches the HTTP url (does no further encoding).
Put this:
And put this:
Result
GET expand=1
Perform a GET on
http://nemotest.pnet.ch:7012/nemo/tests/mytest25?expand=1
Actual:
Expected
Collect
Perform a GET on
http://nemotest.pnet.ch:7012/nemo/tests/mytest25
Actual:
Expected:
Web GUI
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