Hi Chris.
Refer to this HowTo I just threw on the wiki:
http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Utf8EncodingInT5
... and feel the power of tapestry-ioc! ;-)
It's still just a hack, but does the job for now.
Cheers,
Nick.
Chris Poulsen wrote:
Hi All,
I have had some trouble submitting some characters that are not included
in iso-8859-1.
My test page has a text field and an expansion showing the value from
the text field. If i enter some random characters not included in
iso-8895-1 then tapestry just displays "?" instead.
Traditionally I have solved problems like this by setting the response
Content-Type to utf-8.
To change the default behavior of all pages I replaced the following
line in org.apache.tapestry.internal.services.PageResponseRendererImpl
PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter("text/html);
with
PrintWriter pw = response.getPrintWriter("text/html; charset=utf-8");
This makes the browser aware of which encoding it should use during
submit and as the maven-jetty-plugin defaults to utf-8 for request
character encoding nothing else has to be done when using the jetty plugin.
However it does not feel really nice that I have to hack the framework
src to get it in; perhaps I could override the PageResponseRenderer
using my AppModule but I think it would be better if something like this
was handled by default by the framework. (I guess some of the people
posting about their troubles regarding submits of non iso-8859-1
characters are also suffering from this?)
Judging from the comment in the
PageResponseRendererImpl.renderPageResponse() method it is not in its
final form so my addition may be too naive.
Could someone tell me the right/preferred way of doing this? :)
Thanks.
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