Thanks for the idea Ben, but it's really just an encoding issue.
It's seems you have to double url encode any not ascii strings to get
them to pass through the friendly URL servlet properly.
i.e.
original string => ææèç
urlEncodeFormat("ææèç") =>
%E6%B8%85%E6%99%A8%E8%8A%82%E7%9B%AE
urlEncodeFormat(urlEncodeFormat("ææèç")) =>
%25E6%25B8%2585%25E6%2599%25A8%25E8%258A%2582%25E7%259B%25AE
I'd like to know what Spike has to say about this, but haven't been
able to get through to his email [EMAIL PROTECTED] .. Anyone have
another email address for him?
Jason Sheedy
www.voice.com.au
On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 17:19:36 +1100, Ben Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > use english?
>
> Or you could use some kind of inbuilt translation engine to translate
> the Chinese to English, then back again when you are done with it.
> Should be entirely seamless.
>
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