H:outputlink stop url encoding

Hi, I have a simple outputlink like this:
<h:outputLink value="#{myBean.myUrlFile}"/>the problem is that myUrl file can contains characters like é, à, I know this is not very a good idea but I had to deal with it.
When the JSF is parsed a link like this is created:
<a href="/R%E9glement.pdf"></a>I'd like that jsf don't encode the link beacause like it is not valid.
Like this it is valid:
<a href="/Réglement.pdf"></a>any idea?
Thx

But this link is used file, like a pdf file for exemple.So?
This file can be uploaded and so can contains characters like é à ù etcThat has nothing to do with how the URL is encoded.
What I don't understand is when the link is encoded, file is not found => 404 error.It means Not Found. Again that has nothing to do with URL-encoding.
when the link is not encoded (so as you've said with a bad format) the file is found.Then you have a co-operating bug. Your server should be URL-decoding the URL. What is your server exactly?

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