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dear dear! this reminds me of when i was pulling my hair out for days 4
months back ;)
are you saying that wh
Ben Bookey wrote:
Hi Allistair, Nikola, et al.
Allistair
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what made you give up setting up the encoding via the -djvm ??
Nikola
==
Since you have to support multiple character sets, it would be cleaner
if you chose UTF-8 for your DB, in the first place. I do realise that data
conversi
Mittwoch, 1. September 2004 15:42
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Betreff: RE: ++ Best practive ?? ++ (JSP-->Servlet-->Database) character
encoding.
dear dear! this reminds me of when i was pulling my hair out for days 4
months back ;)
are you saying that when you submit a form, the euro correctly goe
f-8 display)
I would appreciate any support.
regards
Ben
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Gesendet: Mittwoch, 1. September 2004 10:50
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Ben Bookey wrote:
Dear list,
We have a web-based jsp-servlet application performing updates, deletes and
inserts into an oracle database running with Tomcat 5. We want to support
both
american, and european customer client locales, so we want to use either
ISO-8859-15 or utf-8. But we are having pr
anyway as
> ISO-8859-1 ?
>
> Could you explain in simple english, how the filter ensures
> that the request
> is in utf8 encoded.
> -Original Message-
> From: Ben Bookey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 01 September 2004 09:37
> To: Tomcat User List
>
Dear list,
We have a web-based jsp-servlet application performing updates, deletes and
inserts into an oracle database running with Tomcat 5. We want to support
both
american, and european customer client locales, so we want to use either
ISO-8859-15 or utf-8. But we are having problems saving th
