Hey Yann Lebreton !
I have the same doubt as you, but for time constraints we decide
to use the encode at the JSP.
I have some questions about Internationalizations and maybe you
/ someone else could give me a more clear perspective on this subject...
I' am developing a site wich must run under several languages,
including Chinese, Thay, and many many others. I build several small
applications to prove that the location / I18N works fine on struts for
showing messages at the HTML. But My current concern is those input text
fields... How Can I handle the user Input ? I will save all entered data
in a Oracle database (already prepared to work with Unicode), but during
testing every time that I save some data in Unicode format the Database
don't understand it.
Does anyone here have any hint on this stuff ?
Cheers !
José Gustavo Zagato Rosa
System Analyst - Atos Origin
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-----Original Message-----
From: Yann Lebreton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: sexta-feira, 5 de setembro de 2003 13:46
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Subject: [OT] Character Encoding
As part of localizing a site, I'm trying to set the content type of the
response. Now I now I can do this within the JSP (<%@ page
contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %> ).
But I'd rather do this globally. I found out that you can set this as a
parameter of the controller in struts. This would work fine if the JSP
compiler wasn't also setting the content type automatically.
So do someone know a container setting to do this ? Is there something
like a "pre-compiler" for JSP, that would change/add code to each JSP
before giving it to the JSP compiler ?
Thanks,
Yann
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