I found some answers but not all.
I miss one thing.
When i create a document from an xsp (parameters comes from a post), the
flow is encoded twice is that normal ?
At 15:13 10/12/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi,
I' have some real problems to with my encoding.
My application get some parameters from the form and create a document
with an xsp.
After that, I'm using DOM and SAX transformers, generators, etc ... to
manipulate the XML document.
I'm trying to figure out, what should I configure to get the special
characters (§, °, etc ...) to work.
For example,
With the ° character, I tried several ways to encode but none works.
If I have ° encoding in UTF-8. IE display it like that.
If I have ° encoding in ISO-8859-1, IE understand but the the transformers
or generators don't understand and modify it in ? (custom SAX Transformer
do that) or ° (custom DOM transformer do that).
In my SAX transformer, I did not specify some special encodingor
characters mappings).
In my DOM transformer, I have to get the Stream and put it in a
DOM the serialize it, usually I write :
docString =
org.apache.cocoon.xml.XMLUtils.serializeNode(doc, this.formatModification);
byte[] bytesDoc = docString.trim().getBytes("UTF-8");
I want my cocoon to use only UTF-8 encoding. Is there a stable way to do
this ?
I read some articles on wiki and try to find a solution but it doesn't work.
Articles I have read.
- RequestParameterEncoding
- outputencoding
Any help would be really appreciate.
Lionel
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