Well I simplified a bit too much. The same servlet handles POSTs from
two different servers, one using UTF-8 and one (the local) using ISO-8859-1.
So I cannot assume it is always UTF-8.
My best shots so far:
- Add a parameter telling what encoding is used and re-encode strings
manually when needed
You can insert this in your page
request.setAttribute("caucho.form.character.encoding","UTF-8");
Mattias Jiderhamn wrote:
> How would I go about posting a form on a page using UTF-8 encoding to a
> Resin instance using ISO-8859-1 encoding...?
> Resin does not seem to support the hidden "_cha
How would I go about posting a form on a page using UTF-8 encoding to a
Resin instance using ISO-8859-1 encoding...?
Resin does not seem to support the hidden "_charset_" parameter workaround.
/Mattias
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