Here is the problem...
If you send and HTML form UTF-8 encoded to most clients (IE and Netscape,
for example), you will receive UTF-8 in response. The trouble is, there is
nothing (no HTTP header) that tells the servlet container what the encoding
is. Most will attempt to guess based on the "Ac
Hi,
Is the page your submitting from encoded in utf-8?
If not you may have problems. For best results you should set the
encoding of the page to the same as the encoding you set using unctype.
I recommend using s-jis (shift jis) which is most commonly used in Japan.
UTF-8 should also work if y
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