On Wed, 2009-07-08 at 12:29 -0500, Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
> > From: Pid [mailto:p...@pidster.com]
> > Subject: Re: request.setCharacterEncoding() && request.getParameter()
> >
> > 11) Check any .java files are also encoded in UTF-8?
> > Might need one of the grandees to say whether that is meaningful.
>
> The encoding of the .java files shouldn't matter, as long as the glyphs used
> in any strings
> correspond to the encoding used *and* the default charset for system where
> the compilation is done matches the encoding.
>
> However, it is critical that .jsp files are stored in UTF-8 when using that
> as the encoding for the server.
I'll double check this but we avoid to use "special" characters in our
jsp and Java files. So even if the encoding is wrong, will make no
difference: The file contains only printable "normal" (not "extended"
one) ASCII table characters.
Even in ResourceBundles (.properties), we apply native2ascii to escape
any of these "special" characters.
>
> - Chuck
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