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I have a file named Test%3f.htm on my webserver. I am trying to access the file through a web browser. I realize the %3f decodes to a question mark which I do not want. So I have tried to access it as http://mysite.com/Test%253f.htm but have had no luck. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
For what it is worth, I found that on IIS7, I was able to turn on
in the web config. This allowed the urls to be processed with the character in the file name.