Carlos Torres wrote:
Jetspeed defaults to UTF8 encoding so the latter form you recieve is normal.Hi people,
I have been problems in the parameters getted in my portlet classs. When I pass a value with special caracters(Ã,Ã,Ã, etc) it is received with problems. For Example: When I send a parameter with the word 'alteraÃÃo', it is received as 'AlteraâÂâÃo'
However, somewhere in your processing chain you assume the UTF8 character is iso8859-1 and thus get an error.
This can happen in the DB settings, Java string generation, etc...
If you're sure *never* to mix iso8859 characters with non iso chars, you can modify the default Jetspeed properties
(conf/JetspeedResources.properties) to set the default encoding to whatever fits your need.
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