See this bug for more information:

http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5715

You can use a servlet filter, so long as you are willing to be a bit flexible.

Cheers,
Scott

Liu, Xiaoyan wrote:
Hi,
I have seen this question asked on this list before, but
didn't see a good answer or conclusion at the time they are
raised. Hope there are new ideas now.

The question is: for jsp pages targeting multiple locales, how
to dynamically set page encoding (especially response encoding)
so that there is no need of maintaining multiple set of jsp pages
with them differing only in <% page contentType %> bit.
Request parsing for different encoding can be handled dynamically
by the proposed 'filter' approach. But how about 'response'?


Thanks.


Liu


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