Hello!
I'll try to elaborate. :-)
My search function is as basic as is in your test. But you can see the output at: http://tomcat.eki.ee/vadja/korpus/%F0%9F%98%83
Can it be a problem or setting of Tomcat or anything in between the browser and BaseX, for example Nginx?
Thank you for working your ass off while Christian is on vacation :-D Kristian K
28.08.2015 13:43 Dirk Kirsten kirjutas:
Hello Kristian,
could you please elaborate what you mean by "decode"? Normally, you should not have to do anything, this is just an encoding and your $query variable should be able to handle UTF-8.
I just tested this to see if there might be a bug, but if I do e.g. declare %rest:GET %rest:path("test/{$query}") %output:method("text") function _:test( $queryas xs:string ) { $query }; and access it at http://localhost/restxq/test/%F0%9F%98%83
I get back my intended smile face.
So it might help if you describe what does not work as you expect it to. Because we want you to have a smiley face as well ;)
Cheers Dirk
PS: At other people asking on the mailing list, Christian is currently on vacation and I can't answer stuff I know next to nothing about (e.g. WebDAV). So please be patient.
On 08/28/2015 12:31 PM, Kristian Kankainen wrote:
Hello!
I have a simplistic search path as %rest:GET %rest:path("search/{$query}") for an application. It all works fine with ASCII query string, but I can't figure out how to decode the string when It contains utf-8 characters.
Best wishes Kristian K
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