Hi,
I think that response.setContentType("text/html;charset=UTF-8;"); is the
good solution.
if you use this,
String param = request.getParameter("name");
param = new String( param.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"), "UTF8");
it will translate the string back to 1 char to 1 character from response,
because Java Strings use char and char in java has 2 bytes by default.
If you use the first example, browser will send data to the server
translated to utf-8 (like this : text=%C4%9B), and than it will be
translated OK to UTF-8 with request.getParameter("name");
and String returned by getParameter will have length of 2 for 1 special
character
hope this help
Tomas Zeman
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