Thank you Mark and Martin. I will try both tricks tomorrow then let you
know how it went.
Martin, please note that I am not dealing with POST or GET in this
situation. I'm not submitting any forms or other data, and there is no
query string in any of my URLs. All I am doing is using Tomcat to
produce automatically-generated directory listings, then clicking on
filenames in those listings to download the files to the client browser.
I don't think this involves GET or POST. In fact at this point it's a
simple Request for an HTML page, followed by a request for an MP3 file
referred by that HTML page.
-Ramez
Martin Gainty wrote:
setting URIEncoding="UTF-8" in server.xml works in Gets but for posts
Tomcat doesn't use the URIEncoding flag for POSTed form data even when
set So, what does Tomcat use for Post? ISO-8859-1. (i18)
Your best and safest bet is to effect UTF-8 interpretation is to
setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8") for both the request AND the response..
(article available at
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/Intl/HTTPCharset/)
HTH,
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Martin Gainty wrote:
You will need download and configure the i18 International jars (which
are optional) to enable multi-language functionality
This is not correct. These jars are resource bundles only - they have
no impact on this issue.
Setting URIEncoding="UTF-8" in the connector is probably what is
required but I haven't tested it.
Mark
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