> 5. queryString = new String(queryString.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"),
"UTF-8");
This will work, but is I'd say a dirty solution :) Add a configuration
option to Tomcat forcing the container to treat URL-encoded arguments as
UTF-8. In Tomcat 5 it means you need to
characters in the index, and to mixed-encoded cached content.
It's almost impossible to search or display consistently such mixed
content. E.g. for Polish language there are at least two/three popular
encodings different than ISO-8859-1, and the text becomes garbled when
the code assumes this enc
13:37 +0800
weird! Nutch supports Chinese characters searching.
Can you print your query string in search.jsp?
NOTE: the page should be encoded in UTF-8.
/Jack
=== At 2005-03-17, 13:49:00 you wrote: ===
>I have added Chinese stopwords in String[] STOP_WORDS in
NutchAnalysis.jj.
>My
weird! Nutch supports Chinese characters searching.
Can you print your query string in search.jsp?
NOTE: the page should be encoded in UTF-8.
/Jack
=== At 2005-03-17, 13:49:00 you wrote: ===
>I have added Chinese stopwords in String[] STOP_WORDS in NutchAnalysis.jj.
>My prob
