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  • Subject: NSURLCredential and UTF-8 username
  • From: "Benjámin Salánki" <email@hidden, email@hidden>@lists.apple.com
  • Date: Thu, 15 Jul 2010 06:52:38 -0700 (PDT)
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Hi List,

I am having problems with NSURLCredential and that the username and password are apparently sent in ISO Latin 1 encoding. At least the guys on the server development side are complaining this is the case.

I did not find any information on how the credential is encoded or if it is possible to change it at all.

The password I am having trouble with is the following: nővér.

I tried making sure the NSURL sent to the NSMutableURLRequest was encoded and escaped properly in UTF-8 and also added charset=utf-8 to the content-type header of the request as I have run out of options where to look.

I even tried to encode my NSString using UTF-8 into an NSData object and then creating a new UTF-8 encoded NSString from this data and set the username and password accordingly, but to no avail.

The strangest thing is if I try to access the password returned when I receive an authentication challenge ([[challenge proposedCredential] password]) it returns a properly formatted string.

Any ideas, pointers are greatly appreciated. 

Thanks,
Ben_______________________________________________

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