Apache rewrite rule working with whitespaces in portal URL

Hello,
we have a portal with several page groups. These are accessed through different virtual hosts in Apache. The rewrite rules look like:
RewriteRule ^/website1(.*)$ /portal/page/portal/website1/$1 [PT]
The problem is, it does not work when there is more than one space in URL (fe.: website1/subpage 1/subpage 2). The result is http error 413.
I guess, it is related to PT flag and escaping URI.
RewriteRule flag B would probably do the trick, but it is available in Apache 2.2 only.
We have tried following, as well:
RewriteMap escapemap int:escape
RewriteRule ^/website1(.*)$ /portal/page/portal/website1/${escapemap:$1} [PT]
That works for any number of spaces! On the other hand side, it does not work for Czech (accented; URI escaped) characters any more. :-(
Does anyone have a working rewrite rule? Any hints?
Thank you!
ViNiL

Hi Pratap
Check SAP Note 698329 this note give details for logon fails
U Need to enable SAPGUI for html
goto se80 give internet services (in the drop down box)
Below drop down give SYSTEM publish these service by right clicking system publish--complete service.
and also publish same way WEBGUI
and also enter ur server ip address and hostname in C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc-->hosts
Hope this helps you.
Regards
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