> > OK. He was my mistake i thought that mod_jk automatically takes > > environment variables and puts them in header. But, yes, as you said > > this is done by AAI. So right encoding should be done by AAI side. Thank > > you for clearing that up. > > Let us know what AAI says about this.
OK. > > > Just for info. I try to put in JkEnvVar directive, value with utf8 > > character encoding and the result was the same. On the tomcat side i got > > (through request.getAttribute(attributeName)) value in ISO-8859-1 > > character encoding. > > How did you construct your UTF-8-encoded environment variable? Can you > give us an example for how to reproduce this? I try this with two different approaches. 1. AAI (this is done by apache Shibboleth module mod_shibx.so) puts AAI atributes in header and in environment variables (version 1.3 just in header, version 2 in environment variables but with directive ShibUseHeaders On also in header) So in mod_jk conf file i define with JkEnvVar directive which environment variable should be pass over to tomcat. I choose one of AAI atributes that has utf8 character in it. 2. Secondly i try to define JkEnvVar directive for non existent environment variable and i added also default value with some no ISO-8859-1 characters. My conf file is in utf8 encoding so default value should also be in utf8 encoding. I believe you could reproduce sencod approach. mirko --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
