Here is a similar problem that I had with httpd.
I was running a CGI script that was creating an output file with
international characters (characters above 127). When I ran it from the
command prompt, it was fine. When I ran the same program from httpd, it
screwed up those characters.
It turns out that the default character set I was running from the
prompt was ISO-LATIN1, but httpd was running under whatever the
character set is for 127 and down. I fixed the problem by using the Java
output stream and always specifying the character set.
Beyond that, I can't help you. Hope this helps some.
Ron Piterman wrote:
Hi all,
I have this strange encoding problem with tomcat 5.5.12:
when I start it using the startup.sh script, my tapestry pages are
served with something wrong along the encoding pipeline, so some
"special" characters like ä or ß are encoded wrong.
when I start tomcat using the catalina.sh in debug mode, everything is
fine - does someone have a clue of what or where the problem might be?
Cheers,
Ron
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