Anyway, I always edit my .jsp and .properties using UTF-8, then pass them through the native2ascii ant task during my build. It's just a wrapper for the same-named JDK binary; you can use that directly if you dont use Ant. Works great.
hth,
Manos
Olve SÃther Hansen wrote:
I have some problems using struts/tiles and UTF-8 characters embedded in an jsp page.
How can I make struts/tiles respect the system default encoding, and not
use iso-8859-1 for all jsp pages?
This problem occurs in tomcat 4.1.29, 5.0.19 and 5.0.27. I have a struts version bundled with Appfuse, all I know is that it is from 2003-12.02 (that is 2. december).
It seems like struts is hard-coding the response encoding to be ISO-8859-1, although the response-encoding is set to be UTF-8 for all requests..
In a struts-action I execute this code: log.debug("res encoding: " +response.getCharacterEncoding()); log.debug("req encoding: " +request.getCharacterEncoding());
resulting in: res encoding: ISO-8859-1 req encoding: UTF-8
I use the SpringFramework characterEncodingFilter to force utf-8. My web-browser reports the page to be encoded in utf-8.
If I use iconv (a Linux program for converting files from one encoding to another) to convert a file containing utf-8 characters (norwegian characters à à Ã) to iso-8859-1, the pages displays correctly.
My web-browser still reports the page as being encoded in utf-8.
If I write the same Norwegian letters in a jsp page outside of struts/tiles control, the page displays without problems..
So, is there a way to make struts/tiles respect the system default
encoding, and not use iso-8859-1 for all jsp pages?
Hope someone can help me solve this problem, I have looked through most email archives I can find without any solution.
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