Vyacheslav Pedak wrote:
>
> Hi !
>
> I have a problem with national character in
> html form input under tomcat, I wrote a
> bug report http://jakarta.apache.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=66,
> but it was closed as invalid.
What's your response to Costin's reasoning for closing the bug?
And, more importantly, how would you have the server know how to
properly decode the bytes of the query string in the appropriate
charset? Browsers are notorious for *not* telling the server the
charset they're using. POST with a Content-Type header was supposed
to solve the problem, but last I checked browsers weren't being honest
there about charsets either.
> char with servlet request encoding. See for example sources
> of Resin servlet engine (http://www.caucho.com), it works fine.
It would be helpful if you'd post the pertinent Caucho sources here.
Maybe even a potential patch to Tomcat. That way we'll be able to see
exactly what you mean.
-jh-
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