Thanks to Hugo and Jim for their answers.
Sorry to come back on this after so much time.
I was aware of the encoding of files that Java uses for properties files
and so my editor (actually the Eclipse default properties file editor)
is set properly to ISO-8859-1 .
However my deve environment is on
Thanks to Hugo and Jim for their answers.
I was aware of the encoding of files that Java uses for properties files
and so my editor (actually the Eclipse default properties file editor)
is set properly to ISO-8859-1 .
However my deve environment is on a Windows machine and when I test my
web site
2nd try to get through spam filter...
Perhaps the text editor you are using for editing your property files and
templates is not character code aware, for instance old versions of Notepad.
If you are using Eclipse for editing these files it may be set to auto-detect
the character encoding, and
Have you checked if the jvm property file.encoding is set to iso88591 in
both systems ?
On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 14:52, Ivano Luberti wrote:
> Hello I have a question I believe is not strictly Tapestry related.
>
> I'm developing a web site using T 4.1.6
> My dev environment is Eclipse 3.5 + Tomca
