> Christopher wrote :
> Most of the error message came through as gibberish,
> it would help the english-speakers among us to provide
> a translation. But if it's a _compile_ time message,
> then it's got to be complaining about an exception not
> being caught, right?
>
> Looking at the java.lang.String javadocs, sure enough,
> java.lang.String.getBytes throws that exception.
>
> I'm sorry if this is too basic, I might not be
> understanding your problem, but: Do you understand
> what an exception is? And what it means to 'catch' an
> exception?
>
>
error message is in chinese, though from
java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException it is obvious that the problem is with
encoding.
if i give i encoding , namely,
if i only retreive the parameters from the request, compilation is okey. And
as i said previously the servlet works perfect.
however my problem is my customers are chinese, so the program must be able
to handle chinese characters. Without this , it is equal to "doesn't work".
surely i do know what does exception is , but here obviously my JVM doesn't
recognize the traditional chinese chars (big5), which i suspect to be a bug
in jdk 1.3. Even if the exception would have been caught and the
compilation were succesful, still it wouldn't be able to handle big5 chars
,right ?
i am seeking a workaround solution here , because there are many experienced
programmers here who might have faced the same problems either with chinese
chars or with some other charset.
Am i clear now?
thanks for taking time
cheers :)
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