we have a Tomcat 3.3.1a, and changed the default request charset (ISO 8859-1) to utf-8 via
<DecodeInterceptor defaultEncoding="UTF-8"/>in server.xml.
The generated HTML always has UTF-8 encoding.
As long we work with tomcat alone, everything works fine:
When we get the GET/POST Request of a form with some non ASCII characters, they are correctly transfered (even when resent to the client as value in the field of a form).
But I get a problem when using the connector with apache webserver. The connection is working, and we can do nearly everything via apaches port 80. While on tomcat port 8080 everything still works, on port 80 we always get broken special characters at the server. It seems, that the apache webserver assumes wrong encoding of the URI or wrong exspected encoding of the tomcat and passes some converted characters -- while it should not do any conversions at all!
Are there any configurations of the apache webserver that solve this Problem?
It would be nice if somebody could help me,
Gregor
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