This might be a bug, but its something to look into when using .JSP files.
When accepting input from a textbox, i was trying to use trim() and it
was not working.
String name=request.getParameter("name");
name=name.trim();
I found it odd, so I tried...
out.println("Char is: " + (short)name.charAt(0));
And I got the value 160.
So I was able to replace 160 with nothing using replace(), BUT it seemed
quite stupid that I had to.
I'm using FreeBSD, and the browser was IE 5.0 that submitted the form.
Derek Young
