Re: [T5.4] JQuery / Bootstrap etc. from CDN by default?

3) The CDN would be able to track your website users, and there's already too many organizations doing that (NSA included). Not only that, they would be able to take control of all of your pages: To be safe all JavaScript mu

Re: Issue in special characters displaying from properties file

By my reading of Java history, the notion that a Java properties file must be encoded in ISO 8859-1 is a remnant from the days before the Java SE 1.6 specification. Given that 1.6 has been with us for 6 years now - in fact it is so old that it is being end-of-lifed this month - I'd suggest

Re: Issue in special characters displaying from properties file

Tapestry expects UTF-8. Which is fine for file types defined by Tapestry. Eclipse handles UTF-8 just fine. Eclipse can be set to default to UTF-8 for templates and properties: Preferences > General > Content Types > Text > HTML > *.tml Preferences > General > Content Types > Text >

Re: Issue in special characters displaying from properties file

Have you encoded you file into utf8? Java properties files must never be encoded using UTF-8. The encoding for Java properties files is always the same: ISO-8859-1 with Unicode escapes. Your editor must convert any characters not in ISO-8859-1 to Unicode escapes. See the Javadoc of "Prop