Yes! I try it out! Just share my experience with you(although it seems silly).
I can get my query string in Big5 as following function:
private String decodeBig5(String str) {
String rstr;
try {
rstr = new String(URLDecoder.decode(str).getBytes(),"Big5");
} catch (Exception e) {
rstr = str;
}
return rstr;
}
<%=decodeBig5(request.getParameter(name)) %>
Arun Thomas �g�D�G
> Hi!
>
> I think you may not need to use any of the io classes to convert the
> encoding of the query]
> string. (I assume you are using the JDK 1.2.2 here, and my comments will be
> based on that
> assumption.)
>
> When you obtain the querystring from the request, it is probably transformed
> from bytes and
> encoded using a particular character encoding (probably the default of the
> platform). As a result,
> you should be able to use one of the getBytes methods of the String class in
> order to obtain
> a byte array. With this Byte array, you can create a new String with a
> specified encoding (see
> the JavaDocs for String constructors.)
>
> This process should get you a Big5 version of the queryString.
>
> -AMT
>
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