I am broadcasting this because it is hilarious and sad. Try this: pretend you have a fragment of a URL...i.e. the query string, and you need the query string encoded. Also, there is this thing called "url encoding" that is done with an html form.......and that's a different algorithm. You want url encoding ... not ... url encoding.
There must be a standard (i.e. NOT spring), not-deprecated java library somewhere that provides a static encoding method...right?
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