Thanks to all for your help. I finally found the problem: one of the tiles
had set its encoding to UTF-8 *argh*. After I removed that, everything
worked perfect.
Philipp
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Since you see to experience your problem in request processing, may be
set the encoding with the VM: -Dfile.encoding="ISO-8859-1" or UTF-8 if
you like. Also the locale of your operating system might play a role.
If its a UNIX/Linux box, do you have the german locale installed?
Regards
Martin
Ca
Carl-Eric Menzel wrote:
Christoph Kutzinski wrote:
ISO-8859-1 should be no problem since it contains all german umlauts.
True. But I have standardized on UTF-8 for all text output in my
applications, since I sometimes also have to deal with cyrillic stuff,
and I don't want to adjust my encodings
Christoph Kutzinski wrote:
> ISO-8859-1 should be no problem since it contains all german umlauts.
True. But I have standardized on UTF-8 for all text output in my
applications, since I sometimes also have to deal with cyrillic stuff,
and I don't want to adjust my encodings and the input filter a
Carl-Eric Menzel wrote:
Hi,
I.m currently facing a weired problem.
I use a form to provide a search function. When I do not use any special
character in this form everything is fine. As soon as I enter e.g. "Rö" the
corresponding form value is set to "Rö" If an umlaut appears in the search
resul
I don´t think it worth the effort but you can encode the string in base64 and it will
work for sure!!
Henrique Viecili
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From: Philipp Roethl
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Sent: Thursday, September 16, 2004 5:01 PM
Subject: German Umlaute
Hi,
I.m currently
> Hi,
> I.m currently facing a weired problem.
> I use a form to provide a search function. When I do not use any special
> character in this form everything is fine. As soon as I enter e.g. "Rö" the
> corresponding form value is set to "Rö" If an umlaut appears in the search
> result it is disp
Hi,
I.m currently facing a weired problem.
I use a form to provide a search function. When I do not use any special
character in this form everything is fine. As soon as I enter e.g. "Rö" the
corresponding form value is set to "Rö" If an umlaut appears in the search
result it is display correctl
tendency
seems to be that using different character encodings is becoming more and
more transparent.
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: Ralf Schneider [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Verzonden: dinsdag 4 mei 2004 10:34
> Aan: Struts Users Mailing List
> Onderwerp: Re: Special Chara
Am Montag, 3. Mai 2004 21:57 schrieb Ruth, Brice:
> You can use the native2ascii application that is bundled with your JDK to
> automatically convert your native-encoded file with umlauts to \u
> format encodings.
Thanks, works fine!
The only thing I have to manage now is to automate this ta
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Subject: Re: Special Characters (german Umlaute)
Hi Ralf,
use unicode in the resource bundle.
\u00c4 = Ä
\u00e4 = ä
and so on.
A complete chart is available here:
http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0080.pdf
greetings
mattes
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Hi Ralf,
use unicode in the resource bundle.
\u00c4 = Ä
\u00e4 = ä
and so on.
A complete chart is available here:
http://www.unicode.org/charts/PDF/U0080.pdf
greetings
mattes
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Mattes Balser | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
High-End Services GmbH | www.nervmich.net
Hi,
my web application loads german strings from a resource bundle. Unfortunately,
the special characters (german Umlaute like Ã, Ã, Ã) are displayed
incorrectly if they come from the resource bundle. When I write them directly
into the HTML code they are displayed correctly.
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