Try to set in your front controller :
request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
It works for us...
Oliver
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De : Hans Lund [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoy� : jeudi 26 juin 2003 10:27
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Objet : [Mav-user] charset problem
Im having a bit of problems with character encoding, with JSP-templates.
I need to make the output in UTF-8.
My problem is that, whatever set in my controller class and dispatched
to the templates, in the output seames to be in some sort of 2x UTF-8
( As if a UTF-8 encoded string has been taken as input in a latin1 to
utf-8 conversion )
Any suggestion on what to do.
IN my jsp template the following line is set:
<%@ page pageEncoding="UTF-8" %>
and in maverick.xml the defaultRequestCharset is set to utf-8
Thanks
Hans Lund
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