Jens Lorenz wrote:
> Setting the encoding of the generated HTML pages does not help. The URL
> send back by the Browser is always UTF-8 encoded.
>
> Request.setCharacterEncoding(), as suggested by Vadim, usually helps for
> GET-Parameters.
>
> Generally it's a good idea to avoid "unsafe" (see RFC) characters in URLs
> and GET-Parameters.
There is no mention of URLs in the original problem description:
>> Any string with an umlaut was being mangled between posting from the
>> browser, and appearing in my variable in an action when I used the
>> command:
>>
>> String mangled= myCocoonRequest.getParameter(name);
I assumed that the strings where POSTed from a form. Setting the
encoding of the HTML page containing the form helped me in a similar
situation.
Ugo
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