Hi,
Ok let me give you an example for the string:
The original string is:
http://api.url?data=<?xml
version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?><!DOCTYPE MESSAGE SYSTEM "http://
+127.0.0.1/psms/dtd/message.dtd" ><MESSAGE><USER USERNAME="test" PASSW
+ORD="XXXXXX"/><SMS UDH="0" CODING="1" TEXT="The flight # <101> "DEL" 
+to "BLR" is delayed and it's revised time will be informed later. Hav
+e a nice day!" PROPERTY="0" ID="1"><ADDRESS FROM="ValueFirst" TO="91X
+XXXXXXXXX" SEQ="1" TAG="some clientside random data" /></SMS></MESSAG
+E>&action=send

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The escaped string is:
http://api.url/psms/servlet/psms.Eservice2?data=%3C?xml%20version=%221
+.0%22%20encoding=%22ISO-8859-1%22?%3E%3C!DOCTYPE%20MESSAGE%20SYSTEM%2
+0%22http://127.0.0.1/psms/dtd/message.dtd%22%20%3E%3CMESSAGE%3E%3CUSE
+R%20USERNAME=%22test%22%20PASSWORD=%22valueone%22/%3E%3CSMS%20%20UDH=
+%220%22%20CODING=%221%22%20TEXT=%22The%20flight%20No.%20SG101:%20DEL%
+20to%20BLR%20is%20delayed%20and%20it's%20revised%20time%20will%20be%2
+0informed%20later.%20Have%20a%20nice%20day!%22%20PROPERTY=%220%22%20I
+D=%221%22%3E%3CADDRESS%20FROM=%22ValueFirst%22%20TO=%22919891153528%2
+2%20SEQ=%221%22%20TAG=%22some%20clientside%20random%20data%22%20/%3E%
+3C/SMS%3E%3C/MESSAGE%3E&action=send

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Pl. let me know how to generate the escaped string:
Please help me as this is getting crucial for me
Thanks
abhi

In reply to Re^2: HTTP::Request::Common - Unescape some characters by ejaincom
in thread HTTP::Request::Common - Unescape some characters by ejaincom

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