Looks like that works:
String convertedStr = new
String(disposition.getParameter("filename").getBytes("ISO8859-1"), "UTF-8");
but the default Encoding on my Ubuntu system that use for both server and
browser is UTF-8?
Does CXF assume ISO8859-1 for the filename encoding while ignoring the the
Message encoding?
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