First and foremost, I'd like to extend my sincere appreciation to the library contributor for their invaluable contribution and for providing us with such a helpful library. Your work has been instrumental in many ways, and it's greatly appreciated.
I'm experiencing a weird behavior related to the list method, specifically in situations where spaces are included in the input data. The root cause of this issue is the inability of the URI class to create an instance when it encounters spaces within the input. Consequently, this limitation is preventing the library from processing data that contains spaces effectively, leading to unexpected behavior or errors.
I don't know if that problem it is normal or not, I tried to encode data using URL encoder but it makes it worse :/.
NB :
The exception is thrown in the constructor of HttpPropFind class
public HttpPropFind(final String uri) { this(URI.create(uri)); }
First and foremost, I'd like to extend my sincere appreciation to the library contributor for their invaluable contribution and for providing us with such a helpful library. Your work has been instrumental in many ways, and it's greatly appreciated.
I'm experiencing a weird behavior related to the list method, specifically in situations where spaces are included in the input data. The root cause of this issue is the inability of the URI class to create an instance when it encounters spaces within the input. Consequently, this limitation is preventing the library from processing data that contains spaces effectively, leading to unexpected behavior or errors.
I don't know if that problem it is normal or not, I tried to encode data using URL encoder but it makes it worse :/.
NB : The exception is thrown in the constructor of HttpPropFind class
public HttpPropFind(final String uri) { this(URI.create(uri)); }