Christopher Schultz wrote:
> You have encoded your character improperly. URLs must be encoded using
> the UTF-8 charset, and then run through HttpServletResponse.encodeURL,
> which is likely to result in something more like:
>
> &test2=%wx%yztest2&test3...
>
> See this port of the HTML spec:
From: "Christopher Schultz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Tomcat Users List"
Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 10:31 AM
Subject: Re: AW: Tomcat special character missin in request parameter
Christian,
> My Problem is, that the encoding is done by JavaScript at the Cilent
> and therefore with the clients charset, in Germany normally
> ISO-8859-1.
Hmmm...
> With most for the other special characters this works fine, but some
> won't work especially the ANSI (ALT) 0150.
>
> What I ha
Hi Chris,
thanks for your Answer.
My Problem is, that the encoding is done by JavaScript at the Cilent and
therefore with the clients charset, in Germany normally ISO-8859-1.
With most for the other special characters this works fine, but some won't work
especially the ANSI (ALT) 0150.
What
Christian,
> For example with:
>
> http://localhost/myapp/index.jsp?test=test&test2=%u2013test2&test3=test3
>
> I get only test and test3, test2 is missing completely.
You have encoded your character improperly. URLs must be encoded using
the UTF-8 charset, and then run through HttpServletResp
Hello *,
i have a problem with a special character:
I have a form and want to send the "-" whitch is in HTML "–" (ANSI 0150).
Because I have some Problems with the german special character (äüö) i have to
convert the input String:
var value = escape(text);
the character is encoded to "%u2013"
