I am using MyFaces and Facelets and trying to deliver XHTML with UTF-8
encoding, but when outputting national characters they are converted to
&#xyz; codes.
I have found out that the MyFaces ResponseWriter thinks I want
ISO-8859-1 encoding because calling
FacesContext.getResponseWriter().getCharacterEncoding() returns the
ISO-8859-1 value.
All my Facelet view files are written in UTF-8 and they all state that
they are UTF-8 as follows
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
Can anyone give me a hint why MyFaces still thinks I am serving ISO-8859-1 ?
I am using the default render kit (if that matters), my facelet views
are written as .xml files in which I do NOT have an f:view tag which the
Facelet developer's claim is not necessary when using Facelets.
Randahl
