Then one last thing before I put this in my little black book of things I'm
never going to do... and forget about it forever ;)
This is what windows does....
If the machine is on US English...
Regardless of the local I set... German, English, Japanese I set.... in Java
the charset is always
windows-1252... which is basically ISO with differences...
But if I switch the machine back to Japanese... then its
windows-32j
So.... thats what you injecting into your web pages... when using Java
locale functions... in a web page...
Maybe thats what a person wants and in a company, using these local
functions and every user is on Windows... it may just work
... thats actually scary...
Nice question....
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