On 11/21/2003 09:25 PM Dave Hodson wrote:
> A question for the list:
>
> I have an input form, which is handled via Struts and the input is validated,
> URLEncoded with UTF-8 and stored in a DB
> At a later date, the user can modify their input. The input is displayed with an
> html:text tag, but unfortunately, it does not display properly.
> Specifically, the issue is that a URLEncoded character like "堂" (堂, a
> building in Traditional Chinese) is modified before being written out
> It goes from "堂" to ""堂", which then displays incorrectly in the
> browser.
Dave,
why are you URLEncoding your data before storing it in the database? If
it's to filter out SQL-breaking characters, perhaps you should be using
PreparedStatements instead of manually constructing a string for the SQL.
Adam
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