Uups. Sorry, my last post wasn't completely correct. Actually it is not the
default constructor I modified, its just the constructor that is used by the
class BasePage. I did the following (in HTMLWriter.java):
public HTMLWriter(OutputStream outputStream)
{
this("text/html; charset=iso-8859-1", outputStream);
}
Maybe the charset that is used by the HTMLWriter used by BasePage should be
made configurable somehow.
cheers,
Detlef
> I had the same problem (in my case it was 8859-1), that made forms inputs
> with german special characters unusable.
>
> Since all browser I tried seem not to care about encoding metatags in the
> <head> section and I did't want to use unicode I modified the default
> constructor of the class net.sf.tapestry.html.HTMLWriter to get rid of the
> unicode without overriding getResponseWriter in every class.
>
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