Passing parameter with space?

How does java pass parameter value with spaces? e.g. url?param1=value with space .
Is there any built in method like PHP's addslashes?
Thanks.

URLEncoder.encode("value with
space","UTF-8")Also the core JSTL tag c:url will encode parameters with spaces, and of course there's the crude way of just using the + sign.

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Thanks in advance.
Pramod

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Here is my code and the problem. I am trying to passing a
tablename and a classname with READURL and the PHP script takes the
info and returns to me my classid. This works wonderfully on the
PC, but on the MAC, when I click on a classname with a space I get
back a empty string as my return value.....here is my code from AW
and PHP......If you can help I would readlly appreciate it.

http doesn't like spaces in URLs.
This clicking on a classname -- is that happening on a web
page, or in AW?
Either way, you should urlencode the link. Replace any spaces
in the URL
with + signs, either manually on a web page, or by using the
replace
function in AW [replace("", "+", string)]. Then, in your PHP
script, you can
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Paul Swanson
Portland, Oregon, USA
"bradsteele" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
news:[email protected]...
> Here is my code and the problem. I am trying to passing
a tablename and a
> classname with READURL and the PHP script takes the info
and returns to me
my
> classid. This works wonderfully on the PC, but on the
MAC, when I click
on a
> classname with a space I get back a empty string as my
return
value.....here is
> my code from AW and PHP......If you can help I would
readlly appreciate
it.
>
>
>
> getClassID.php code ....
>
> <?PHP
>
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>
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>
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>
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Using shell pass parameters with space to Java

Hi friends,
I have a shell script accepting parameters as below
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CP=
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Do you have any easy ideas to resolve this problem out of my java code?
Thank you.

yes, from the bash manpage:
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