:-) It's either the serializer or the browser.metatag encoding iso-8859-1.
Use wget or a similar command line utility to access the page. If the meta tag is there, it is added by the browser. Save the HTTP result with header, so that you can check the HTTP content type header too.
I've also checked all places in both /cocoon/sitemap.xmap and /cocoon/WEB-INF/web.xml for iso 8859 encoding, but all are either default utf8 or changed into utf8. Can you tell me where else to look/check?
Check whether there is a <xsl:output method="html" encoding="iso8859-1"/> in the style sheet. It *might* put a PI into the SAX stream which causes the serializer to put the meta tag into the result, although this would be strange as it still serializes in UTF-8 encoding (could be a bug).
J.Pietschmann
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