> > Dear All,
> > I'm developing a multilanguage web application in which i use unicode
to
> > represent the coding of the characters of the different language.
> > But i noticed that the unicode special characters (ex : special german
> > letters and arabic letters ) are n't sent correctly with my request. I
> think
> > i have to encode the request parameters first which contains the special
> > characters berfore sendind it then decoding it for processing in my
> servlet.
> > But i don't how can i accomplish it ?
>
> Normally, the servlet container encodes your response if you set the
Content
> Type (or Locale) correctly.
> What's is your servlet engine? I noticed some bugs in Tomcat 4.0b5 related
> to encoding (some russian characters in UTF-8 where incorrectly encoded).
I
> use Tomcat 3.3 and have correctly encoded UTF-8 response in 6 languages
(at
> least 3 encodings: Russian, Armenian, some Latins).
>
Oops, I didn't noticed that you are talking about request params. Sorry.
Yes, they must be encoded by URLEncoder.encode() and decoded by
URLDecoder.decode().
Regards,
Konstantin Piroumian.
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