Hi Giulio
If I understand you right you have a working configuration when you are
starting and running the G server in a UTF-8 environment.
You can check the encoding settings used by Geronimo via the console
JVM section.
To make sure the browser knows what encoding to expect you can add the
following to the beginning of the JSP files
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
and/or
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="application/xhtml+xml;
charset=UTF-8" />
Encoding problem can be really tricky especially if the text sources
also are fetched from a database where double encoding can be a issue.
I hope this helps.
/Peter
Giulio Ferro wrote:
I'd like to know in what configuration file I can set the charset
encoding for the compilation
of jsp pages in geronimo-jetty.
When I have a jsp with multibyte non-ISO characters (ex. UTF-8) I see
them as multiple
nonsense characters when the page is rendered.
It's not an issue of the browser, because dynamic content (from db) is
displayed ok
and when I set the the charset to UTF-8 for the user running geronimo
everything
is displayed properly.
Thanks.
