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Janne Jalkanen commented on JSPWIKI-602:
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JSPWiki actually upgrades your pages transparently from Latin1 to UTF-8, if you
just switch the encoding. It'll still read pages written in Latin1, but will
save them back in UTF-8 whenever a page is edited. So all you need to do is to
switch the encoding, and you should be fine.
No need for recode :)
> Encoding hardcoded when uploading attachment
> --------------------------------------------
>
> Key: JSPWIKI-602
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JSPWIKI-602
> Project: JSPWiki
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Core & storage
> Affects Versions: 2.8.2
> Reporter: Peter Norsker
>
> In the AttachmentServlet in the upload method, the encoding UTF-8 is
> hardcoded. This make the upload break when uploading to a wiki page with
> international charaters (such as æøå in the danish language) and the wiki
> runs with encoding ISO-8859-1. The encoding used in this servlet should be
> fetched from the WikiEngine instead of being hardcoded.
> I have made a fix for our installation in this class by adding the following
> to the upload method:
> -- snip --
> // Create the context _before_ Multipart operations, otherwise
> // strict servlet containers may fail when setting encoding.
> WikiContext context = m_engine.createContext( req,
> WikiContext.ATTACH );
> String encoding = context.getEngine().getContentEncoding(); //
> part of fix
> UploadListener pl = new UploadListener();
> m_engine.getProgressManager().startProgress( pl, progressId );
> ServletFileUpload upload = new ServletFileUpload(factory);
> upload.setHeaderEncoding(encoding); // part of fix
> upload.setFileSizeMax( m_maxSize );
> -- snip --
> wikipage = item.getString(encoding); // part of fix
> int x = wikipage.indexOf("/");
> if( x != -1 ) wikipage = wikipage.substring(0,x);
> }
> else if( item.getFieldName().equals("changenote") )
> {
> changeNote = item.getString(encoding); // part of fix
> }
> else if( item.getFieldName().equals( "nextpage" ) )
> {
> nextPage = validateNextPage(
> item.getString(encoding), errorPage ); // part of fix
> -- snip --
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