You don't have any control over the client-side decoding; the browser
will look at the HTTP header and 'do it's thing' with it. There is a way
to do this, I think there's an encoding mechanism you can use for
non-ASCII header data. I'm not sure if it's standardized by HTML or one
of those 'by c
Sourav,
I'm not sure, but I'd guess that you'd want to encode it as a transportable
UTF-8 format on the server side, and decode it on the client side. Assuming
that this is, in fact, what you need to do, you can find instructions on
doing it here:
http://www.w3.org/International/O-URL-code.html
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