Ive tried to update the maven repos with the encoding param but there was
still no change, im going to leave it be for a while and come back to it.
Thanks again for everyones assistance.
On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 10:57 AM, Andy Pahne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
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> That's whatI did as well, and it w
That's whatI did as well, and it works here.
Anyway: it also works, when the property files are ISO encoded (ASCII)
and UTF-8 chars are properly escaped.
Andy
Jakub Vlasak schrieb:
Hi,
i've had similar problem with slovak character, and I've solved it ba adding
the UTF-8 encoding paramet
Hi,
i've had similar problem with slovak character, and I've solved it ba adding
the UTF-8 encoding parameter to the java compiler.
Edit the pom.xml file, the maven-compiler-plugin like this:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-compiler-plugin
I've put in logging on the java page when bringing back the message, and its
coming out incorrectly with ? instead of the special characters, so its
nothing to do with the html I believe.
I've since learned that the fact that im using Windows may also be having an
effect as it may be saving the fi
That's true, native2ascii is unnecessarily any more.
Try to locate the issue whether it is caused at server side or by html page
encoding.
What's that value in tapestry page.java level? If it is correct, then this
should be the html encoding problem.
2008/12/4 Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo <[EMAIL
Em Wed, 03 Dec 2008 14:58:39 -0300, Imants Firsts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
escreveu:
Hi Ray!
The properties files should be in ascii encoding and the unicode
characters should be escaped with \u, for example "\u0161" for š
character. JDK comes with native2ascii tool that does the conversion.
Hi Ray!
The properties files should be in ascii encoding and the unicode characters
should be escaped with \u, for example "\u0161" for š character. JDK
comes with native2ascii tool that does the conversion.
I have seen an eclipse property editor plugin which saves properties files in
this form
