Basically, my problem was solved with a workaround, as described.
I created my database (again) with the latin1 encoding.
When I ask my data with dburl ...?charSet=UTF8, I now get the correct stuff back
I only got this to work with the jdbc2 driver from 7.2 (postgresql)
I have it working, but I have no clue why.
Anyway, I saw some more mails from the sqltransformer (using byte[] as return)
I still think this is a bug ....
Just don't know where ;)
On 08 Apr 2004, at 00:33, Alexander Schatten wrote:
*Brief Introduction*Met vriendelijke groeten,
There was an extensive discussion about (form) encoding problems using Cocoon/Jetty/mysql or PostgreSQL, particularly under OS X, obviously mainly Yves Vindevogel and myself had these problems.
My application is and was running perfectly on Linux with the same configuration, but destroyed all Umlauts after form send on OS X.
I tried all confiduration steps I could find in any FAQ or recommended by other users in this list; As a matter of fact, the problem persisted up to now.
Now I did another web-search including Jetty with the keywords and found some tip in a Yahoo group I have not seen before:
*Solution*
the Yahoo groups message suggests to use the following:
<form action=... method='post' accept-charset='iso-8859-1'>
and in fact: this works!! now the german Umlauts are entered into the database correctly!!
has anyone uses this or has an idea, why this is required on OS X but not on Linux?
Alex
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