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Hi !
We have recently noticed that if someone POST an xml-request ( content-type
text/xml ) to our IBM i such as:
<PEget>Text with %</PEget> then the Apache-server returns a 400 error "Bad
request" and in the error-log I see:
[client 172.22.1.69:61733] ZSRV_MSG0577: translation filter - incomplete
character at end of input.
Is there any way I can stop the apache-server from trying to decode what's
after the % sign?
If we make it: <PEget>Text with %25</PEget> then it works.
As the content-type is xml and the %-sign is a valid xml character I would
not have expected this.
Any thoughts most welcome.
Stefan Tageson
Mobile +46 732 369934
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