Unicode in url-cmd in web

Hi,
we have migrated to BW 3.5 with Unicode.
I have an item in a web template which caption is set via URL command.
This caption contains some special german characters. But they were not correct displayed.
My URL looks like:
http://myserver:8007/sap/bw/BEx?sap-language=de&CMD=LDOC&TEMPLATE_ID=mytemplate&cmd_1=ITEM%3DTEXTELEMENT_1%26CAPTION%3DTägliche%20Übersicht
Unicode character seem not correctly interpreted.
Regards
Jürgen

Hi Jürgen,
encode the signs to utf8 and then three times escape.
kind regards
Sven

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