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Sorry for the false alarm :)

Some antivirus programs gives false alarm for compiled executables, 
so I think its better to not spread this site too much, people can 
think that it downloads viruses.

Ok, thanks, will try to reproduce the false alarm and will contact 
AVira for reporting it.

Sorry for the false alarm and all the trouble.

the regular windows console doesn't block the output, so false alarm

and the guy had zone alarm, and spybot installed .. and that kept 
popping up windows as well!

i was in the process of installing a new version.  I knew it was 
a false alarm though.

DideC - I slept through my alarm this morning.  Me so tired...  =^.^=

but mystring is like this {Number : 10017
Name       : Disable Message Partner
Application: MXS
Severity   : Info
Type       : Alarm Event
Date-Time  : 20/09/10 12:39:43
GMT        : Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010}

here is an overblown example, with lots of extra prints, so you can 
see it running... it parses your above example text.
--------------------------------
rebol []

data: {Number : 10017
Name       : Disable Message Partner
Application: MXS
Severity   : Info
Type       : Alarm Event
Date-Time  : 20/09/10 12:39:43
GMT        : Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010}


; rules

token: ["Number" | "Name" | "Severity" | "Type" | "Date-Time" | "GMT" 
| "Application"]
space: charset " ^-"
spaces: [any space]

content: complement charset "^/" ; all but newlines.
contents: [some content]


; used as variables in the rules
v-token: none
v-content: none
parse/all data [
	some [
		(
			print "^/0>"
		)
		copy v-token token 
		(
			print "1>"
			probe v-token
		)
		spaces ; ignore
		(
			print "2>"
		)
		":" ; end of token
		(
			print "3>"
		)
		spaces ; ignore
		(
			print "4>"
		)
		copy v-content contents ;grab all but newline
		(
			print "5>"
			probe v-content
		)
		[
			; this is important, it ensures that you've got a whole line.
			[some "^/"] | end
		]
		(
			print "6>"
		)
		(
			; do something with your data here
			?? v-token
			?? v-content
		)
	]

]


probe "."

ask "done"

Much easier with R3.
assuming, 
>> src: {Number : 10017
Name       : Disable Message Partner
Application: MXS
Severity   : Info
Type       : Alarm Event
Date-Time  : 20/09/10 12:39:43
GMT        : Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010}

then, 


>> construct parse copy src [return while[and[some #" " #":"] remove[some 
#" "]| skip]]
== make object! [
    Number: "10017"
    Name: "Disable Message Partner"
    Application: "MXS"
    Severity: "Info"
    Type: "Alarm Event"
    Date-Time: "20/09/10 12:39:43"
    GMT: "Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010"
]

this is what I get in my console....

0>
1>
Number
2>
3>
4>
5>
10017
6>
v-token: "Number"
v-content: "10017"

0>
1>
Name
2>
3>
4>
5>
Disable Message Partner
6>
v-token: "Name"
v-content: "Disable Message Partner"

0>
1>
Application
2>
3>
4>
5>
MXS
6>
v-token: "Application"
v-content: "MXS"

0>
1>
Severity
2>
3>
4>
5>
Info
6>
v-token: "Severity"
v-content: "Info"

0>
1>
Type
2>
3>
4>
5>
Alarm Event
6>
v-token: "Type"
v-content: "Alarm Event"

0>
1>
Date-Time
2>
3>
4>
5>
20/09/10 12:39:43
6>
v-token: "Date-Time"
v-content: "20/09/10 12:39:43"

0>
1>
GMT
2>
3>
4>
5>
Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010
6>
v-token: "GMT"
v-content: "Mon Sep 20 10:39:43 2010"

{Number : 10017
Name       : Disable Message Partner
Application: MXS
Severity   : Info
Type       : Alarm Event
Date-Time  : 20/09/10 12:40:57
GMT        : Mon Sep 20 10:40:57 2010
Text       :
Message Partner AlertsNagios - Disabled}

Ok, now I have a related problem. Zone Alarm won't allow my encapped 
program to access the Internet.  I think it is because the program 
is not a view program, and therefore ZA cannot recognize it as a 
program separate from the rebol interpreter. Is there any way around 
this?

toQueryString: This was a false alarm, it's working correct.

I had one breakdown for some hours, but their response was very detailed. 
I use Linode. As I understand it, Slicehost were recently purchased 
by Rackspace (buyouts = alarm bells).

Ok, false alarm, no bug in RSP request decoder:

json.r
<%= mold request/content %>
<%= mold as-string request/posted %>
<%= mold as-string request/parsed/content %>
<%= mold request/parsed/arg %>


>> print read/custom http://localhost/json.rsp?test[POST {{"a": 
1, "b": 2}}] none
connecting to: localhost
[{"a": 1, "b": 2} "" test ""]
{{"a": 1, "b": 2}}
{{"a": 1, "b": 2}}
test

The <%= in addition to PROBE was producing a misleading output.