You are right that there should be such a middleware in Ring. On 8月13日, 下午6时40分, James Reeves <jree...@weavejester.com> wrote: > 2010/8/13 limux <liumengji...@gmail.com>: > > > Then, if Ring doesn't care of the charset also, there is no one, suck > > as jetty, ring, compojure would take care of the charset except > > myself. There are many peopole come from all kinds of country or > > region who use ring, jetty and compojure. Let themselves set the right > > charset manually by wrap? I don't think that is a good idea. > > Well, the charset could potentially be set to the default encoding of > the JVM, but that might produce inconsistent results. If you develop > of a JVM with a default encoding of X, but your production machine has > a default encoding of Y, you'll run into problems. > > Another option is to have a default charset, such as UTF-8. I don't > think Ring should have a default charset, because it's too "low > level". But Compojure could be set up with a default charset. However, > this won't help people who, say, use Shift-JIS. > > I think it would be worth adding some charset setting middleware to > Ring, though, and perhaps document this behaviour. Github has new > Wikis that I'd like to try out :) > > - James
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