>Most of the time I use:
><%@ page buffer="16kb" contentType="text/html; charset=iso-8859-2"
>pageEncoding="iso-8859-2" autoFlush="false" %>
>As far as I know it's the "pageEncoding" that matters, and "contentType" is
>only used for specifing what is send in "Content-type:" HTTP header. So, in
>non-english page it makes no sense to use only one, you have to set both.
>
I use Tomcat 3.2.3 and <%@page pageEncoding="..." %> is invalid attribute in
this version.
Unfortunately I cannot change server version to 4.0
Bye, Marcin
