Re: Encoding problems with russian / bean:write / html:text

[Sergey Livanov]

Hi Leon, try this,

This construction works fine for me, ( eng, russian, ukrainian, fr )

1. page encoding "charset=windows-1251" ;
2. set up Forms reset method

   public void reset( ActionMapping mapping, HttpServletRequest request ){
     this.search = null;
     try {
         request.setCharacterEncoding( "windows-1251" ) ;
     }
     catch ( java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException e ) {}
                
  }
3. Convert your symbols using
   native2ascii Applicationresources_ru.properties_ru 
Applicationresources_ru.properties
   native2ascii Applicationresources_de.properties_de 
Applicationresources_de.properties

Sergey,
   

LR> Hi,

LR> First of all, I'm not very experienced with encoding, so it's could be a 
very newbie problem.
LR> I have a website-builder, which generates a complete struts web-app out of 
an xml file. 
LR> However I now have a customer who wants to present his data in russian and 
german. 
LR> The data for presentation is entered and stored via Dialogs produced with 
html taglib, like:
LR> <html:text property="name"/>

LR> then, it's stored on the disk as a serializable object. Then it's presented 
in another html-page via bean:write. If I give both the page and the meta tags 
charset UTF-8, I get only complete crap
LR> like ?µN??? in the presentation page.

LR> If I use iso-8859-1, bean:write produces things like: 
&#1074;&#1072;&#1074;&#1072;&#1074;&#1072;, the html-sourcecode is 
&amp;#1074;&amp;#1072;&amp;#1074;&amp;#1072;&amp;#1074;&amp;#1072; (the
LR> source string was something like qwqwqwqw in russian). 

LR> If I add filter="false" to the bean:write call, everything works fine (with 
iso-8859-1). 
LR> Unfortunately there is no filter option in html:text tag, so as soon as I 
present the data in edit-form for editing
LR> aain, I see the &#1074; in the input form.

LR> So I assume, I'm making an idiotical mistake, but I don't have much 
experience with editing in russian, so I'd like to ask, if anyone can point me 
to the right direction. 

LR> Thanx in advance

LR> Leon

 



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