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I have a ConfigurationProperties
class containing a property of type java.net.URI
.
If I configure a value of file:///C:/some/path/with/#/in/it
it (correctly) gets converted to a URI with a fragment component (which is not what I need in this case).
However, if I configure the value as a correctly encoded URI like this file:///C:/some/path/with/%23/in/it
, it (incorrectly) gets converted to this URI: file:///C:/some/path/with/%2523/in/it
.
I don't see a way to configure this URI so it gets bound correctly.
The reason for this is that the org.springframework.beans.propertyeditors.URIEditor
tries to guess which part of the URI is correctly encoded and which isn't which is a task that's impossible to do correctly for all cases.
This has been improved upon several times in #10673, #21123, and #11743, but I think the approach is fundamentally flawed and the URIEditor
should just not try to fix incorrectly encoded URIs by default.
The best workaround I could find was to use URLs instead of URIs.