Hi all,

I just upgraded customers Geoserver from 2.3.1 to 2.3.5 and it seems that 
something has changed in encoding handling. Some of the configured layers have 
ä's & ö's In their title and this has previously worked ok. After upgrading, if 
layer configuration is saved encoding in title is broken, so end result is 
complete gibberish like so:

Pyörätiet -> Pyörätiet
Pylväät -> Pylväät

So it looks like it is double encoded. I could fix this by using recode 
UTF-8..latin1 featuretype.xml, but saving layer configuration will break it 
again. I remember similar behavior with 2.0 series of Geoserver, but this has 
worked fine since 2.1+ until now. Does anyone else have this issue or is it 
possible that some exotic configuration (which I don't think we have, but you 
never know) could affect this?

Br,

Tuomas Koivusalo
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