Using Big5 in JWS

Hi, I am using JWS version 2.0 on Chinese(Big5) NT server. which work fine on some machine but having problem on other even they have the same config. The problem is all the Chinese Character (double byte code in big5 format) in the JSP files were translated into a question mark during the JW

Re: Global File ?

Hi, The ansewer is NO: the offical SUN JSP spec do not have GLOBAL.asa. BUT JRUN have include the idea in JRun called GLOBAL.jsa, but beware that this is a JRun only solution. zking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 1/28/00 9:24:42 AM

Re: Non-ASCII characters in JRUN

>From one of the mail in this newsgroup: It work after patch build 154 of JRun2.3.3 ZKing > > Try putting this at the top of your pages: > > <%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=Shift_JIS" %> > > This will do two things: > > 1) Cause JSP to read your page with the Shift_JIS encoding.

Re: global.jsa?

>>Who supports a global.jsa file? JRun does. zking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 2/23/00 4:18:41 PM I understand tat there's no global.jsa in any jsp specification. So, what's t