On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 04:20 PM, Stefano Mazzocchi wrote:
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Hi All
I just (temporarily) installed today's CVS on two different machines:
1. Linux Box (RedHat + JVM 1.4.1) <http://godel.kisks-ass.net:8080>
2. Mac TiPB (MacOSX + JVM 1.4.1) <un-reachable>
(that godel.kicks-ass business was not my idea ;)
Built and running in Jetty, I access each site using Safari and Mozilla on MacOSX.
There is something going wrong with the character encoding, because I see different representations of the copyright character on each browser, from each server (ie. 4 different wrong renditions).
Any ideas anyone?
The XML and the XSLT (which has the copyright char in it) are both correctly encoded (and marked as) 'ISO-8859-1' (Western ISO Latin 1).
The pipeline uses the XHTML Serializer which encodes as 'UTF-8'.
Mozilla says it has a UTF-8 document, even though it displays each server differently.
Safari will show the text correctly (from the MacOSX server only) if you manually set it to display UTF-8, which is something that does not happen on a slightly older Cocoon+TomCat+Apache setup I am running elsewhere.
I am puzzled!!
try to set the xhtml serializer to output ISO-8859-1 and report back.
Sorry, I was having lunch ;)
OK, did that.
Safari now displays both (Linux & MacOSX servers) properly.
Mozilla displays both incorrectly and differently from each server. And it was not cached, because it has recognised the different encoding.
Strange!
I wonder if this is some difference between TomCat & Jetty?
I would be very surprised to see that but it might be a possibility. Hmmm... anybody else experiencing these problems?
-- Stefano Mazzocchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Pluralitas non est ponenda sine necessitate [William of Ockham] --------------------------------------------------------------------
