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From: Shahar Cohen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 2:33 PM
Subject: tomcat 5.5 unicode issiues!
Hi,
I have some files in my site that contain some characters that the tomcat
5.5 dont parse them correctly and thus
I get 404 error file not found.
For instance the file names are:
bbb%e2%80%99s-bbb-.htm
ggg-xx-eee’s-car.htm
got-it….htm
catch-a-f….htm
this file ‘to-catch-a-thief….htm’ is being translated to this
‘to-catch-a-thief%E2%80%A6.htm’ by tomcat.
Do I need to configure something to the tomcat so I would be able to parse
it well.
Thanks in advanced
How are those file names getting written do disk?
What it look like... is that you writing file names to disk that are still
URLEnoded, and then expection them to be read... I dont think this has
anything to do with unicode as such...
In google on your browser type
Hello There
Then look at the URL... it becomes
Hello%20There
I think thats whats happening...
Decode the file names befor you write then to disk... or else they become
Hello%20There
ie that is the name now...
Have fun...
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