Hi, On Tue, May 19, 2020 at 3:32 PM Tuukka Ilomäki <tuukka.ilom...@teosto.fi> wrote:
> Dear collective wisdom, > as the EOL of Tomcat 7 is looming, we are migrating our legacy app from > Tomcat 7.0 to Tomcat 8.5. We deploy exactly the same war in both versions. > For some reason Tomcat 8.5 adds null characters to the end of JavaScript > files. For instance, jQuery file served by Tomcat 8.5 ends with “})( window > ); �����” where five last characters are bytes 00. Tomcat 7.0 serves the > same file correctly. In case it matters, the issue occurs in both windows > 10 and windows server 2016 environments. > > I assume this has something to do with character encoding. Original > js-file is cp1252. I have perused Tomcat 8 migration guide and Tomcat > encoding FAQ and experimented with the various options but so far with no > luck. Any advice is greatly appreciated. > I'd advise you to convert your files to UTF-8. Or tell Tomcat to write responses in your preferred encoding. > > Tuukka > >
