I'm now using Orion 1.4.5 and it causes a very strange
problem. When Orion makes a Java file from a JSP page
containing some Korean character such as "\ucd5c" for
Unicode, it doesn't translate the right code but "\\".
It basically translate all 2-byte characters(probably
Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) to unicode ones but
only makes mistakes for several cases I've tested.
"\ucd5d", "\ucd5e" and other Korean characters also
shows the wrong result on a browser window.
More examinations under Tomcat 3.2.1 let me see the
right result because Tomcat doesn't encode 2-byte
characters by unicode system.
I guess Orion is designed for more flexible
internationalization for JSP Unicode Encoding, but yet
no one can test it in Korean. I hope there could be
some way to resolve this situation.
A demo page is here:
http://211.43.199.150/demo/demo.html
test.jsp has some broken characters and test.jsp.java
shows wrong unicode translation for those. test.html
displays them right.
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Sincerely yours,
Changshin Lee.
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