Given a url like https://example.com/<network_id>/1 Ruby's URI module can validate URIs using a regular expression: But if you try to hand t ...

I've been reading about Data URIs which has the following example of a valid data URI: However reading through RFC 2397 I have found the following: ...

Is there a specific (standardised) way of splitting up a URL path in to path components? I’ve looked at RFC 2396 and can’t see a routine for doing so. ...

How can I encode a string according to RFC 2396, using Actionscript/Flex 3? Thanks in advance! ...

I'm reading RFC2396 on URLs which says Many URI include components consisting of or delimited by, certain special characters. These characters are ...

In shord: How is in a HTTP1.1 standard conformant way to rfc2616 a GET query to an URL like http://example.com/?query Wikipedia says In the rfc261 ...

While going through features of .NET framework 4.5, I found that it supports RFC-compliant URIs. What does it mean to have RFC-compliant URI support? ...

First, some quick background... As part of an integration with a third party vendor, I have a C# .Net web application that receives a URL with a bunch ...

According to the Section 3.3, Path Component of RFC2396 - Uniform Resource Identifiers, The path may consist of a sequence of path segments separ ...

I want to understand RFC 2396 and the whole URL / URI thing better, and since NSURL from Cocoa is based on RFC 2396, I look for an overview. The RFC i ...

I want to send a URI as the value of a query/matrix parameter. Before I can append it to an existing URI, I need to encode it according to RFC 2396. F ...

What is the best way to encode URL strings such that they are rfc2396 compliant and to decode a rfc2396 compliant string such that for example %20 is ...