Hello
What is the exception that you are getting? I have tried various
browsers, sending the data using various character encodings, and using
variable names and values with "funny characters", and the only time
there is a problem is if you are using a variable name with a character
not encodable by the character encoding specified in the response. This
is because these characters will then be translated into question marks
and are so can't be used in variable names.
Try setting UTF-8 as your character encoding before sending the JSON
response, i.e.:
response.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8");
Hope that helps
James
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