On 4/23/07, Stefano Bagnara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Niklas Therning ha scritto:
> Yes, US-ASCII is the default if nothing is specified when parsing to a
> Message object. That's why MessageBuilder uses ISO8859-1 as default
> since it's a 8-bit superset of US-ASCII. If we use US-ASCII it will
> probably break some messages since sometimes 8-bit charsets are used
> even if no charset is specified. Using ISO8859-1 (or some other 8-bit
> encoding) will break those messages less than using US-ASCII in those cases.
Good point.
I'm fine with ISO-8859-1 too (Why not ISO-8859-15, then, so we have euro
working? )
euro is cool, but only ISO-8859-1 is required to be supported in every
Java impl.
Bernd
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