On 28-May-2009, at 09:23, abdul razack wrote:
Hi Mark,
As you suggested, I have tested sample JSP in the FAQ as you pointed.
I could see Arabic in the output. This is OK.
I am not able to view Arabic data when tomcat application running on
winodws 2003 server OR windows 2000 professional.
But I am surprised to see Arabic data when I run application on
windows XP professional.
In all above scenarios data base SQL server 2005 resides on Windows
2003 server.
Any other setting that I need to do in Tomcat.
The ability to display non-latin charactrers depends as much on the
client operating system, as on the what the server is providing. For
example if you have nothing on your computer that knows how to render
arabic charcaters then you are likely to end up with junk characters
(usually question marks).
The best character encoding to use for international data, and in
general IMHO, is UTF-8. Most recent operating systems support UTF-8.
With Windows 2003 server and Windows 2000, it will depend on what
browser you are using, whether you have international language packs
installed and whether you have the right fonts.
Linux, MS-Windows (as of Windows XP) and MacOS X all know how to deal
with UTF-8. On Windows you should ensure that at least Internet
Explorer 7 is being used.
Andre
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