None ASCII encoding of JSP engine in JSWDK. So stupid

[Jen Hsien Huang]

Sorry, I know decompile the JSWDK code is illegal. I just want to say what I found and how do I solve problem of handling non-ASCII JSP page in JSWDK   Damn the JSP engine of JSWDK donesnt support Chinese. but I guess the JSP engine written with javacc. So, I cant understand why it cant support Chinese(Big5 encoding) Then I decompile the com.sun.jsp.compiler.EscapeUnicodeWriter class file I found these stupid code, and I comment it out =============================================     public void write(char ac[], int i, int j)         throws IOException     {         if(out == null)             throw new IOException("Stream closed");                 out.write((new String(ac, i, j)).getBytes());                 /*         while(--j >= 0)         {             int k = ac[i++] & 0xff;             if((k < 32 || k > 126) && k != 10 && k != 13 && k != 9)             {                 bytes[0] = 92;                 bytes[1] = 117;                 bytes[2] = (byte)Character.forDigit((k & 0xf000) >> 12, 16);                 bytes[3] = (byte)Character.forDigit((k & 0xf00) >> 8, 16);                 bytes[4] = (byte)Character.forDigit((k & 0xf0) >> 4, 16);                 bytes[5] = (byte)Character.forDigit(k & 0xf, 16);                 out.write(bytes);             }             else             {                 out.write((byte)k);             }         }         */       } ================================================= I dont know why the JSP engine author want to do ASCII hibyte quoting. the javac can handle it. It's not necessary to do this. why they did this stupid code, I really cant understand.   I hope the JSP 1.0 release can fix this bug.   so now I cant do this I my page   ¤¤¤å//this is Big5 (Taiwan's chinese character encoding)code, so you may not see it <% response.setContentType("text/html; charset=Big5") // you must do this, since the "contentType" attribute of page directive not function %>   this chinese code appear I think this can also work on other double byte encoding. hope this useful -Brenden- @_@