On Sat, 4 Jul 2009 02:01:54 +0200
Stefan Schmiedl <[email protected]> wrote:
> Gerätetreiber (*) weiß nicht ( ) ja ( ) nein
>
> Ger�tetreiber ( ) wei� nicht (*) ja ( ) nein
>
> I suspect that JSON based responses are passed along without going
> through the same encoding steps as "normal" responses. I'm pretty
> sure that the "normal" responses are converted somewhere, as I'm
> passing the text in as ISO-8859-1 (well, actually win-1252) and the
> browser receives UTF-8, JSON responses being the exception.
>
> Nevertheless, it was a successful evening,
and it's starting out as a beautiful morning, too: A quick and probably
dirty hack to fix this behavior is letting GSTEncoder at the response:
ste...@g128 trunk $ svn diff
Index: Core/RequestHandlers/JsonHandler.st
===================================================================
--- Core/RequestHandlers/JsonHandler.st (revision 1379)
+++ Core/RequestHandlers/JsonHandler.st (working copy)
@@ -65,8 +65,8 @@
scripts add: child]]].
jsonContents at: 'widgets' put: widgets.
jsonContents at: 'scripts' put: scripts.
- response nextPutAll: (String streamContents: [:stream |
- jsonContents printJsonOn: stream]).
+ response nextPutAll: ( GSTEncoder encode: (String streamContents:
[:stream |
+ jsonContents printJsonOn: stream]) ).
self session
clearDirtyWidgets;
clearRedirectUrl]
s.
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