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  • 工作学习 / IT杂谈 / Pls help: Does anybody know how to make IIS4.0 accept the URL with parameters in the path part? -pht(hp); 2001-11-18 {537} (#265704@0)
    I try to send a request thru IIS, my URL format is like bellow:
    http://host/myfilename.html;param?querystring
    (param is this kind - attribute=value)
    according to the http spec, including parameters in the path part of url (seperate parameter with filename by semicolon) is a general format. But IIS4.0 can't recognize this param part with semicolon, which results in error 404 or 405. Is it because of my missing something set in IIS to make it accept this format, or IIS really cann't accept it?
    Any suggestion is appreciated!
    • Hmm ... which http spec says that? I can't find it in RFC2616. -dennis2(Dennis); 2001-11-18 (#265742@0)
      • RFC2068 General Syntax -pht(hp); 2001-11-18 (#265970@0)
        • The "path;param" notion is a general URI notion, it does not apply to "http" scheme. See RFC2068 section 3.2.2 (RFC 2616 updated it). -dennis2(Dennis); 2001-11-18 (#266145@0)
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