Hi Armando,
The preference behavior depends on database configuration.
For example, if you use mysql, the db url is like
jdbc:mysql://127.0.0.1/j2?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=UTF-8
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
and also note that mysql behavior is different by each version.
So, I think that it's better to check db configuration.
Thanks,
shinsuke
Armando Arteaga wrote:
I have a problem when i want to use a multipart-form with apache
fileupload . My portal default language is spanish, so the user may want to
input some text with acute accent or tilde. My problem is that when it
saves the preference, the saved value does not represent a correct letter
but other couple of strange symbols. I've been told that this problem is
because of the character encoding of the page. Is there a way to change the
default character encoding from a configuration file in jetspeed? I've
searched the mailing lists, but the possible solution was to modify the
database default data script. Is there any other way (without having to
hardcode the header.vm to the content-type i want)?
Armando
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