That is concerning and mysterious.
In Web.Routes.Happstack we do:
> let f = runSite (domain `Text.append` approot) siteSpec (map Text.pack $ rqPaths rq)
so, boomerang should be using the properly decoded rqPaths from the Happstack Request. Not sure where things are going wrong. I'll look at it soon, when I get a chance.
- jeremy
On Tue, Mar 27, 2012 at 8:17 AM, Semen Trygubenko
<semen@trygub.com> wrote:
Dear Haskell-Cafe,
Last weekend I was test driving Web.Routes.Boomerang. A
great package … Is there any way I could make it work with
urls containing non-ASCII characters?
Happstack.Server routing using "path" handles non-ASCII,
as in, for instance,
dir "work" $ path $ workHandler ,
where workHandler gets a correctly decoded path segment
passed in as a String. The following, however,
sitemap :: Router Sitemap
sitemap = (
rWork . anyString
)
passes to Work constructor an incorrectly decoded String.
All the plumbing re embedding boomerang route into a normal
Happstack one, etc. is done as per example from crash course
here:
http://happstack.com/docs/crashcourse/WebRoutes.html#web-routes-boomerang
Many thanks,
Sem
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Семен Тригубенко
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