Hans Bergsten wrote:
> [...]
> I had forgot I filed a bug report on this, with a suggested
> solution even ;-)
>
> But what I really meant with the comment was actually which
> encoding to use for javac if the main JSP file specifies
> "Shift_JIS" and an included file specified "UTF-8". But maybe
> that's not an issue, if the servlet source file is written
> as "UTF8" (is it? If so, do we have the same problem with a
> hardcoded charset where the source file is created?).
>
> Sorry, I'm too tired to think through all implications of
> this right now, but I wanted to raise a flag that there may
> be more to this ...
Duh! I just realized that the patch you added (based on my
suggestion even), *is* for writing the source code file. So,
the only possible remaining thing I can think of is to make
sure the encoding specified by jspEncoding is also used as
the "-encoding" argument to the javac command.
Hans
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Gefion Software http://www.gefionsoftware.com
Author of JavaServer Pages (O'Reilly), http://TheJSPBook.com
