To you mean it was Ok in a standalone application and not in a servlet ? If
this is right, you have to inform the client browser of the charset you are
using. You can do this by including the folowing in the html you servlet is
sending to the client :
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=[your specific
charset here]">
Pierre-Yves
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Objet : JWS and ACCENTS
I'm trying to run my application, which internationalization is from
Argentina (texts with accents) and while I was running it with the
JavaToolkit 2.1, it was good. But when i passed to the JWS 2.0, it replaces
all this special characters with '?' Any idea what shoud I do???
Thanks a LOT.
MATíAS SALVADOR
JAVA Development Team
Soluciones Integrales S.A.
590 Roca Av. 7° Floor Buenos Aires
+54.011.4345.0537 int. 132
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