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> > Hi,
> > I am running running Apache/1.3.12 (Unix), ApacheJServ/1.1.2 on Linux.
> > In following piece of code (index.jsp): <%@ page contentType="text/html;
> > charset=windows-1251" %>
> > charset gets set to cyrillic, GnuJSP translates it to Java code
> > response.setContentType ("text/html; charset=... into servlet
(container),
> > but it doesn't seem to work further. Instead of meaningful text in
cyrillic
> > all I am getting is question marks. I am sure it is not browser problem,
> > because if I remove setContent... from servlet and set my browser
> > explicitly(manualy) to Cyrillic charset everything is fine.
> >
> > Thank.
> > Sergiy
>
> I don't know how GnuJSP translates the jsp pages into servlets,
> but I suppose that the problem is that the compiler uses ISO-8859-1
> encoding when compiling the resulting servlet into a .class file.
>
> The evidence is that when you remove setContent and set browser
> manually it works. It's because then the 8bit->16bit and 16bit->8bit
> conversions are opposite and you get into your browser exactly the
> same 8bit characters as were in the original jsp page, just
> without proper Content-type header.
>
> So make sure that during compilation of jsp pages the compiler
> uses windows-1251 encoding instead of ISO-8859-1.
>
> Martin
>
As far as I know Java stores everything as Unicode in .class files so there
is no need to specify anything at compile time. Two things I wanted to add,
first, I checked generated .from JSP Java files(servlets) and they still
have correct chars(encoding), second, the same code works fine on another
host provider!
I am wondering is there any Apache conf file(s) that I should double check
!? I am new to Apache/JServe please help.
Thanks,
Sergiy.
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