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I want to send Cyrillic string as parameter over webservice from iPhone to .net framework server. How should I encode it correctly? I would like the result to be something like:
“myParam=\U0438\U0422”
If it’s doable, would it matter if it is Cyrillic or just Latin letters?
And how should I decode it on the server, where I am using C#?
Really? That’s not the standard for URL parameter encoding, which would be:
assuming the UTF-8 encoding, which will be the default for an ASP.NET app. You don’t need to manually decode anything then, the Request.QueryString/Form collections will give you native Unicode strings.
URL-encoding would normally be done using
stringByAddingPercentEscapesUsingEncoding, except that it’s a bit broken. See this question for background.