Re: f:param and UTF-8 URL Encoding

[Michel Goldstein]

Are you having the same "old" problem with dealing with UTF-8  
encoding in JSF/JSP?

http://www.mail-archive.com/users@myfaces.apache.org/msg18723.html
I went through this problem in the past and the encoding problem that  
you are seeing was exactly what I was seeing back then (although I  
had problems with the encoded forms and not with an f:param exactly).  
f:param is implemented using post in the client side, so the problem  
could be the same.

Michel

On Dec 24, 2006, at 10:39 PM, Dave wrote:

Hello, I have the same problem.
any one knows the solution?

Thanks!

KwonNam Son <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
The following is a fragment of my JSP.
<f:form>
   blah... blah...

   <h:commandLink rendered="true" id="lnkTemplateUpdateAction"  
action="notificationTemplateUpdate" immediate="true" charset="utf-8">
     <f:param name="templateName" value="#{data.templateName}"/>
     <h:outputText value="#{data.templateName}" />
   </h:commandLink>

  blah.. blah...
</f:form>

I use f:param and value can be unicode(I use UTF-8).
Whern data.templateName is only english characters, there is no  
problem.
But, if there are unicode characters, a problem shows up.
When the action page take the prameter (using  
ExternalContext .getRequestParameterMap())
the value comes out like this : &#50644;&#51652;&#50640;&#47084;
But what I expected is : %EC%97%94%EC%A7%84%EC%97%90%EB%9F%AC
(I use encoding servlet filter)

How can I make JSF encode parameters like %EC%97%94%EC%A7%84%EC%97% 
90%EB%9F%AC ??

Thanks,

KwonNam.


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