Hi,
imagine the following jsp (saved in UTF-8 encoding):
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<%@ taglib prefix="s" uri="/struts-tags" %>
<html>
<body>
Hauptmenü<br/>
<s:text name="menu.mainmenu"/><br/>
<s:property value="foo"/><br/>
</body>
</html>
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Now i have a resource bundle like that:
menu.mainmenu=Hauptmen\u00fc
Inside its the german u with 2 dots on top.
Now i run the following action:
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public class TestStruts2Action extends ActionSupport {
String foo;
public String execute() {
foo = getText("menu.mainmenu");
return Action.SUCCESS;
}
public String getFoo() {
return foo;
}
}
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When i run this in the browser, i am getting 3 different things.
* The hardcoded "Hauptmenü" in the JSP will be displayed correcty. This means
that the browser has correctly read the stream with a UTF-8 encoder.
* The string gets out of the bundle via <s:text ...> wil be broken. Instead of
an Entity or the raw UTF-8 character, i am getting "ef bf bd" as last
character, means unknown character.
* the third way of exposing attribute "foo" will result in the word
"Hauptmenü" (with the correct HTML entity). Remeber, it comes from the
same bundle as you can see in the action.
So something is wrong with <s:text> tag but what. I tried solving this one for
about 4 hours without any luck. When switching the browser encoding to
ISO-8859-1, the <s:text> works but then of course variant 1 doesnt work because
i hardcoded the "umlaut" to the JSP and i definitely need that running because
thats the natural way to do.
Thanks for hints.
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regards
Marc Logemann
http://www.logemann.org
http://www.logentis.de
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