> From: Stephen Nelson-Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > What encoding are you using?
>
> The config files all used UTF-8. I've changed them to ISO8859-1 and
> restarted Tomcat, but I see the same behaviour.
What do you mean by "used UTF-8"? Remember that there are:
- The encoding in which the config file is written;
- The encoding specified within the config file for things like connector URL
encoding, page encodings and the like.
Changing the encoding in the <?xml... at the top of the file changes the first.
You want to change the second.
> > You can go hunting for all the places in which the
> encoding could be specified
>
> At the Tomcat level?
Yes.
> > or you can tell the developers to use the HTML entitiy
> "£" instead of a direct reference, which bypasses the
> problem by keeping all the characters encoded the same way
> whether ISO8859-1 or UTF-8 is used.
>
> I will also make that recommendation.
If they're writing XHTML rather than HTML, I'm not sure that entity exists -
they need to check. That may be why they're writing the value directly,
although £ would also do the job.
- Peter
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