I managed to figure it out yesterday, and what the Java.net.URLEncoder does is... well... I'm not too sure, but the encoding scheme of it is not the same as if you look up "URL Encoding" on google or something. What I was looking for was to replace spaces with "%20", but when using the
java encoder class, it gave me a "+" and also encoded a lot more than I wanted to. I just wrote my own routine and it does exactly what I wanted it to. Thanks though.
kevin