Re: Spanish characters
Hi! I have the same behave when the server (in with tomcat runs) is not configured properly with the spanish locale. I.E. if using Solaris, the shell running tomcat has to be configured whith a locale like 'es_ES.ISO8859-15'. Some other times I had problems with unsupported characters in Oracle but they were related to incorrect characterset in Oracle itself. For Tomcat every problem have gone setting the correct environment. If you have doubts about witch locale Tomcat is using, write a simple JSP to print it it out (Locale.getDefault()). HTH (if not, let me know). Regards Bob. Hi!!! I use Tomcat 3.2.2 and many aplications get data from a database. The problem is that the text in database is in spanish, so, this data has some characters in spanish too (ñ,á, ...). In the JSP page populate with data from that database, spanish chars are replace whit ?. Does any body know how to fix the problem or use correct charset code? Mario García Burgos --
Spanish characters
Hi!!! I use Tomcat 3.2.2 and many aplications get data from a database. The problem is that the text in database is in spanish, so, this data has some characters in spanish too (ñ,á, ...). In the JSP page populate with data from that database, spanish chars are replace whit ?. Does any body know how to fix the problem or use correct charset code? Mario García Burgos
Re: Spanish characters
Hola, Probably the problem is in de JDBC drivers. Saludos -- Antoni Reus - Original Message - From: Mario Garcia [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: tomcat [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, July 05, 2001 2:53 AM Subject: Spanish characters Hi!!! I use Tomcat 3.2.2 and many aplications get data from a database. The problem is that the text in database is in spanish, so, this data has some characters in spanish too (ñ,á, ...). In the JSP page populate with data from that database, spanish chars are replace whit ?. Does any body know how to fix the problem or use correct charset code? Mario García Burgos
