routing question Let’s say I have this route

route( "echo/:id", "echo.test" );

and this echo test handler

writedump(rc);
        abort;

if I call http://myserver/echo/someValue

id = someValue

. That makes sense if I call http://myserver:/echo/%2Fsome%2Fpage

id = some

instead of

id = %2Fsome%2Fpage

or

id = /some/page

. I would expect the router would leave urlencoded values alone and put the exact value in the id url parameter. If I do

someaction?id=%2Fsome%2Fpage

the value will exactly be

id = /some/page

which is correct. So what is the coldbox router doing here. Parsing the url, and decoding BEFORE it is matching a route? That way you can never enter special characters in a path parameter.