Uri encoding for http topic lookup #147
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Motivation
As other client libraries follows uri encoding which encodes topic name different than existing
java.net.URLDecoderencoding (URLDecoder encodes space as + compare to %20). This different encoding causes invalid bundle assignment at broker. We can close this PR if we decides to make change client-cpp library (or client-cpp will not have http lookup in future).Modifications
Http lookup url encoding as
URLEncoderhas only reserved+ or %20separately forspace.Result
Solve invalid bundle lookup for topic with special character such as space.