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Sure, right after I get done arguing about URL encoding last week I find myself writing a socket program that needs to do it. Boy, if that don't beat all;-) I am sending a stream of XML through a socket connection and am wondering if I need to encode all of the '<', '>', '/', etc with %3C, %3E, and %2F respectively? And any other characters for that matter. . . I am assuming I do need to do this so I am wondering if somebody knows of a tool that somebody has already created to do the URL encoding so I can save myself some time. Thanks, Aaron Bartell
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