Are you using a servlet to load the jsp resource by using a RequestDispatcher.include()? If so, setting content-type in the page directive should have no effect. This is an excerpt from the Servlet 2.2 API doc "The included servlet cannot change the response status code or set headers; any attempt to make a change is ignored." -- Ed > A couple of other factors > 1. Yes I'm setting the contentType to "text/html; > charset=UTF-8" in the > Page Directiive > 2. Yes the browser is set to use the UTF-8 > encoding. > 2. Yes I realize that the jsps are compiled into a > servlet but while > looking at the jsp compiled java src file > it appears that the servlet uses a specialized > class JspWriter to > handle printing to the output stream. > 3. ECS had a similar issue in previous versions. > There are some tricky > issues with how streams are handled > so that you don't run into implicit and screwy > character encoding > issues. > > I would appreciate any feedback, I'm going to dig > through the Tomcat source > to see if I can find the root problem > and would hate to do that if there was an easy > answer that I'm missing. > > Thanks. > Chris Halverson > > Christopher R. Halverson > nCube > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > "Never underestimate the ability of any human to > delude themselves," > "and convince others their delusion is absolute" > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Auctions - buy the things you want at great prices http://auctions.yahoo.com/
