A peculiar problem with encode url

Hi,
I have the following code snippet in jsp
<a href="<%=urlencoder.encode("cxc.jsp?P1=RWDS") %">> Rewards</a>
But when this page is requested, the oracle application server responds with response 404 stating requested url not found.we aer using oracle application server 10g release 2.
But without encoding the response is correctly displayed.
has it got to do anything with encoding? or will it be required to change the code.
But the same encoded url works perfectly fine on iplanet application server.
Thanks in advance

I was able to solve this by including the google code in an external PHP file as well. However if my template has a repeating region in it, and my contribute user adds a region from it, it breaks the code again :/
Are there any other suggestions out there??

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