Hello, On my forrest 0.8 based website, I have done settings for UTF-8 to make a Japanese website. On local tomcat and jetty, it works fine showing the Japanese characters correctly. (My machines is Japanese Vista m/c)
The problem is when it is uploaded on to the shared server (linux with tomcat apache), the browser is not seeing them as UTF-8 encoded for display. The correct UTF-8 Japanese characters can however be seen if the browser encoding is chosen for EACH page to UTF-8 again and again. (The html file generated is also having a meta data as follows: <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> So generation seems to be ok till here. This behavior is observable on my forrest website www.sumpurn.com (or www.sumpurn.com/com.sumpurn.web/index.html) where we will first get garbled data, but it would become OK if for EACH page the browser encoding is set to UTF-8 (The characters are entirely in Japanese UTF-8 ....) I followed all the instructions given in forrest for UTF-8 and the instructions given in cocoon website http://cocoon.apache.org/2.2/1366_1_1.html#theory for UTF-8. However, I am yet unable to make it work. My gut feeling is that apache server's http header is sending non-UTF encoding to the browser, and that needs to be set via forrest/cocoon/apache tomcat. Could someone please guide me as to what other settings are required to be done? Thanks Best wishes Praveen
