On 11/9/06, Juergen Donnerstag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wicket default is UTF-8. The problem is that e.g. Tomcat _requires_
> some specific configuration as well. Wicket can do anything about it.
>
I think the question I really try to do is can I assume the servlet
container default to some encoding, say for tomcat, the default is
"ISO-8859-1", so for the input request.getParameter() method, we
always add a wrapper like
return s == null ? null : new
String(s.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"), charsetName);
and for the output, we write to a printwriter
PrintWriter(new
OutputStreamWriter(response.getoutputstream(),Charsets.utf8()), true);
So that the user don't need to change the tomcat setting. And we never
find anyone have problem about that. I just wonder can I do similar
thing in wicket.
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