Jeff,

Which engine are you using?

Is your engine giving you an exception, or is the display just working
improperly?
If it's the display....

        1) Make sure that the browser is set up to display using a font that has
characters which
                map to the encoding you are using.
        2) Make sure that the generated HTML has no <FONT> tags which might be
overriding the
                display selected by the browser.

If it's the engine....  I've noticed that JRUN, at least, does not use the
cannonical name for
the SHIFT-JIS encoding.  (It uses something like SHIFT_JIS rather than SJIS.
You need to make
sure that the encoding selected with you page directive is using a name that
you engine
understands.

Good luck!
-AMT

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> Subject: JSP Support For FullWidth Japanese Characters...
>
>
> Any Japanese JSP developers out there?!
>
> We are localizing an English webserver product to Japanese and are having
> trouble inputting and outputting fullwidth katakana characters.  The other
> developers tell me its a problem with the JSP engine that does
> not allow you
> to change the encoding of the output stream...  Does this sound
> reasonable?
> Has anyone either developed Japanese JSP pages or heard of
> similar problems?
>
> Thanks,
> jb
>
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