Boris Folgmann wrote:
Mariusz Wiktorczyk schrieb:Yes. First I'm converting data with URLEncoder, then store it in database. So database stores only normal characters and digts [0-9%a-zA-Z+*&]
I have small web app with text fields (Struts <html:text/>). When user types some strange character from UTF-8
(see http://fanthom.math.put.poznan.pl/~kosmat/problem/source.jpg)
the output is different.
Do you store the value in a database?
Its not a problem with database. When I'm using Tomcat 5.0.1 (its unstable :[ ) with encoding filter or Resin <web-app id='/' character-encoding='utf-8'> evertyhing is OK.
cu,
boris
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