Careful that in the http world, there's an amibuity:
x-www-form-url-encoded does not specify the content-encoding that the
byts represented in the %-escaped sequences are written with.
That's fixed by the very recent URI spec where absence means utf-8...
My experience was that Tomcat simply converted the bytes of this into
the first bytes of the 16-bit unicode, therefore working with
iso-8859-1.
We succeeded receiving forms from pages utf-8-encded by packing an
inputstreamreader in utf-8 at the end of an inputstream that reads the
bytes of the string of request.getParam...
Hope that helps.
paul
Le 1 juil. 05, à 22:41, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
Did you check that the request string you get at the analyzer
level is corectly encoded as UTF-8?
We had the same problem with french accentuated char encoded
also as UTF-8, and transmited by tomcat as ISO-8859-1. It was
just for a test, also we didn't investgated a lot, but
re-encode in URL/ISO-8859-1 and re-decode from URL in correct
UTF-8, and it worked.
Don't know, if it may help you ...
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