com.google.gwt.http.client.URL

Hi,

we are running into issues with URLs that get spaces encoded to "+". 

In the javadocs I read:

Note: this method will convert any the space character into 

its escape short form, '+' rather than %20. 

It should therefore only be used for query-string parts.

This is wrong: the "+" means a space only in application/x-www-form-urlencoded content.

The method that allows us to use the correct behaviour

public static String encodeComponent( String decodedURLComponent,  boolean queryStringSpaces)

is deprecated.

The make it a "+" behaviour is the default one in the UrlEncoder in Java. This class is either wrongly named or does the wrong thing.  I would guess it is wrongly named, as the javadocs state that this class is for form encoding.

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