The new release seems change it http stream handling behavior.
The older version will convert the data , like GET's query string. for
example
"name=%E4%B8%AD%E6%96%87" into JVM 's default encoding, than become the
correct Unicode characher, but the newer version seems like the other
non-ASCII characher unfriendly engine,
will covert all GET query string or POST data using ISO8859_1 encoding
Determine the client's input encoding is hard, but I think the engine may at
least use the server's native encoding
not the ISO8859_1 encoding, otherwise, I have do the following ugly code in
my every Servlet/JSP
=====
new String((request.getParameter("name")).getBytes("8859_1"))
====
This is really bad. I suggest the JSWDK team should look the IBM Websphere,
it has a machanism to
let user configure their http stream encoding, that will be better.
Many servlet engine has such a problem(or a bug?), seldom of them take the
i18n seriously .
-Brenden- @_@
----- Original Message -----
From: Anil K. Vijendran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 19, 1999 5:22 PM
Subject: New JSWDK 1.0 Available for Download
> Hello,
>
> The final release of JSWDK 1.0 (implements JSP_1.0, Servlet_2.1.1) is
> available for download off of the usual
> place: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp. This page also contains links
> to the latest JSP 1.1 and Servlet 2.2 specifications.
>
> This release has lots of bugfixes and compliance-related fixes. There
> will be no more releases of JSWDK 1.0 but we'll fix bugs and any other
> issues you might run into in the next release which will implement
> JSP_1.1, and Servlet_2.2. The feedback alias is
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> We are working on getting the bug report page also having an entry for
> the JSWDK (it doesn't right now), so you can directly submit bugs into
> Sun's bug tracking system.
>
> Thanks for making life exciting in JSP and Servlet land; we're having
> a blast, hope you are too.
>
> --
> Peace, Anil +<:-)
>
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