hiro

I found one big problem when i use below code for URLEncoding.

public class testEncoder extends MaxObject {

when i send bang to this mxj object, i found folloing letters in max window.

I found one big problem when i use below code for URLEncoding.
URLEncoder.encode(str, "UTF-8");

with farther more checking some example,
I found below mxj code working strange.

public class testEncoder extends MaxObject {
	public testEncoder() {
		declareIO(1, 1);
		createInfoOutlet(false);
	}

	public void bang() {
		post("%3A");
	}
}

mxj-special-charactor

post() is doing sprintf-style interpretation of %-sequences. %A is a hexadecimal representation of a double-precision float. Since you don't pass a double in your call to post(), it uses whatever it finds on the stack.

MXJ special charactor??