Hi Jerome, Jerome Louvel wrote: > After looking again at your issue with Thierry, we concluded that > there is no bug, just some classical characters encoding confusion > :-).
Ok, that's what I thought of when I wrote "it seems to be an encoding issue which might not even be related to restlets" in my last message. > Now, with your Restlet approach, the object is serialized using Java > serialization (binary scheme). When it gets deserialized, it restores > strings in the JVM as UTF-16 (Java's internal encoding for strings). > When you print those strings to your console, there is an issue > because the console expects another encoding (ISO-8859-1) and has no > way to automatically convert your UTF string. I thought that Java will convert it to the system's default encoding when writing e.g. to the console. Thanks for looking into this and your explanation! Best regards, Hannes
