> From what I can tell (I may be wrong, havne't read that carefully), > JSPWiki assumes POST requests would come to it from the container in > UTF-8 if you specify jspwiki.encoding =UTF-8.
I thought so, too. > But tomcat6 (what I use) still decodes POSTs in ISO8859-1, > regardless of URIEncoding. Apparently Sun's containers handle this > "correctly", so it seems to be a container issue, and not a JSPWiki > issue. I'm running JSPWiki 2.7.0-alpha-3 in a Tomcat 6.0.16 on my Windows XP machine and the copyright sign may be inserted in a page without problems. Maybe it's even browser dependent then? I'm using FF 3.0.1 and IE7. Or maybe the copyright sign is a bad example? Maybe it's member of ISO8859-1, too? Regards, Florian
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