If you mean like System.out.println(request.getCharacterEncoding()) in top of
JSP, I guess I have, have to make a second check though, will return when
it's done. Really appreciate your aid, thanks
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And beside those alreade mentioned, there's also som lines in
struts-html.tld:
useLocalEncoding
false
true
for some tag elements (img, link and rewrite tags)
That's about it...
/Riffla
Christopher
Of course, forgot to mention, mainly I mean as output on a JSP page (both
bean:write and <%=...%>, but also System.out.println() in different places,
always the same result...
/Riffla
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ran my head
against this encoding wall too long now, I'm hoping to get some clues from
you guys...
/Riffla
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And I guess that the form bean attributes is set prior to any code in the
form class, so that you can't set the characterEncoding in the form class
(at, for example, the beginning of initialize() method), or...?
Joe Germuska wrote:
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>>I had problem with character encoding in my web application.
Hi
I'm having the same problem, seems like putting the strings in a POST
request is transforming the characters (in my case the swedish รค, and
son forth, is erroneous).
I use Struts, Tomcat and Tiles (and Ant to build and distribute) and I have
also set the encoding in both JSP's, request object
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