Re: Character encoding

2006-03-08 Thread Shinsuke SUGAYA
te accent or tilde. My problem is that when it saves the preference, the saved value does not represent a correct letter but other couple of strange symbols. I've been told that this problem is because of the character encoding of the page. Is there a way to change the default character e

Character encoding

2006-03-08 Thread Armando Arteaga
correct letter > but other couple of strange symbols. I've been told that this problem is > because of the character encoding of the page. Is there a way to change the > default character encoding from a configuration file in jetspeed? I've > searched the mailing lists, bu

Re: Character encoding

2006-01-04 Thread mu baosen
On 1/4/06, Shinsuke SUGAYA <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >it's put to: > > >etc/sql/populate-db-default.sql > > >INSERT INTO MEDIA_TYPE (MEDIATYPE_ID,NAME, CHARACTER_SET, TITLE, > >DESCRIPTION) VALUES(1,'html','UTF-8','HTML','Rich HTML for HTML > >4.0compliants >browsers'); > >INSERT INTO MEDIA_T

Re: Character encoding

2006-01-04 Thread Shinsuke SUGAYA
mu baosen wrote: Thank you for reply. JSR 168 portlet do not perform no operations for the response encoding. So, I think it's displayed correctly. Where can I specify the response encoding? it's put to: etc/sql/populate-db-default.sql INSERT INTO MEDIA_TYPE (MEDIATYPE_ID,NAME, CHARACTE

Re: Character encoding

2006-01-03 Thread mu baosen
Thank you for reply. >JSR 168 portlet do not perform no operations for the response encoding. >So, I think it's displayed correctly. Where can I specify the response encoding?

Re: Character encoding

2005-12-30 Thread Shinsuke SUGAYA
mu baosen wrote: Hello, everyone. I have some questions about jetspeed 2. (1) I deployed jetspeed 2 on jrun 4. I found the character encoding is ISO-8859-1 in final generated page. But I found it is UTF-8 in tomcat 5. the page become error when I change the Locale to Japan. Why? What'

Character encoding

2005-12-29 Thread mu baosen
Hello, everyone. I have some questions about jetspeed 2. (1) I deployed jetspeed 2 on jrun 4. I found the character encoding is ISO-8859-1 in final generated page. But I found it is UTF-8 in tomcat 5. the page become error when I change the Locale to Japan. Why? What's the difference be

The character encoding is incorrect

2005-12-28 Thread mu baosen
I deployed jetspeed 2 on jrun 4. I found the character encoding is ISO-8859-1 in final generated page. But I found it is UTF-8 in tomcat 5.5.Sothe page become error when I change the Locale to Japan. Why? What's the difference between tomcat and jrun? Does anyone encounter this? Thanks fo