Hi!
I assume the characters are sent with a request from a form.
Some engines use a fast, but not completely reliable algorithm to decode URLEncoded
strings (form values are URLEncoded). They simply fail when national characters are
used. Even the euro symbol (�) does not work.
To solve this problem, try a different servlet engine (BTW: which one are you
using?).
jo! (http://www.tagtraum.com/) should do it right.
Cheers,
-hendrik
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Maciej Tylczy�ski wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I have problem with sending string to my javabeans.
> On my page user can enter some special characters from my national
> alphabet.
> Unfortunately when I send string to javabean using jsp:setProperty instead
> of this characters I always get '?'.
> Why is that so ? Should I use some conversion before jsp:setProperty ?
>
> Regards
> Maciek
>
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