I believe you mean the System.GetProperty("file.encoding"), if that is
the case on my windows computer I get "Cp1252" and on my debian server I
get "UTF-8". How do I change it to be same on both computers? Should I
use UTF-8, right?
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
From: Sérgio Vieira Rolanski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Problem publishing application to debian with
tomcat 5.5.17
This is my "java -version" from the server running debian:
O.k., that looks good. Digging deeper into your error messages, there's this
one:
does not have a Converter
Is it possible that the default character sets are different on your Windows
and Debian boxes? Look at the file.encoding system property.
- Chuck
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