fixed,
well, nothing to fix actually, some of the text had got into the db
containing escape sequences e.g. Aşterge
so with bean:write filter="false" Aşterge was written to html as is
and the browser rendered as Aşterge
however with filter="true" Aşterge was written to html as
Aşterge and the browser rendered as Aşterge
Nathan Coast wrote:
Hi,
utf-8 seems to be working fine in my apps for internationalised
messages, unfortunately it seems to break whenever I use
<bean:write..... or <html:text.....
In other words, if I'm attempting to render 'Aşterge' from a resource
bundle using <bean:message it works fine. However, if the same text is
a property of a bean and I attempt to render it using <bean:write or
<html:text it is rendered as 'Aşterge'
Interestingly, if I set <bean:write filter="false" it renders correctly.
However, I need the filter functionality. Also this is not available
in <html:text...
I had a look at the difference between bean:message, bean:write and
html:text and it seems that bean:write and html:text both use a
StringBuffer instance to assemble the String before writing to the
JspWriter. For bean:write if filter="false" then no StringBuffer used.
Could the internals of StringBuffer be messing with Strings?
All of the usual goodies are set up correctly for UTF-8 as documented
here: http://tomcat.apache.org/faq/misc.html#utf8 . My browser is
reporting that all pages are UTF-8.
any suggestions greatly appreciated,
cheers
Nathan
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