I would recommend that you always specify UTF-8 within the page directive on each page. Your properties files *must* be created with native2ascii if they're not in iso-8859-1, because that's just the way Java properties files work.
-- Martin Cooper On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Dima Gutzeit wrote: > Dear list members, > > I am using JSTL taglirary (FTM) to localize my jsp pages. When the context of the > pages is not and english charset , for example russian, then the page does not comes > in correct encoding , and I have to change it manually in the browser. The output of > JSP pages is always UTF-8 and does not matter what locale I set in fmt:setLocale . > > This happens when the bundle files are created in local encoding. > > > When I use native2ascii to create files from UTF8 format then I see only "?????" in > the output files , but the most instresting part is that the first page of my > application comes just fine and in correct language. > > > Can someone help with that ? > > > Regards , > Dima Gutzeit. > --------------------------------- > MailVision LTD. > R&D Team. > Phone: 972-4-8500505 ext. 14 > Fax: 972 - 4 - 8508000 > http://www.mailvision.com > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
