You are right about the encoding of the .java file in Eclipse. I tried
in 'vi' and sure enough the codes are in there correctly. Interesting
that Eclipse opened the .jsp file and showed it nicely, but the .java
file was not. I couldn't do the properties, though, since these files
are not part of my project, but I was able to drag them into Eclipse.
Anyway, I was still having the problem, but noted that my URL actually
runs a servlet that does a RequestDispatcher.include() of my generated
JSP page, so even though the JSP says everything was UTF-8 in the @page
directive, apparently the response was already set to the default
charset in the servlet itself. So I added
response.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8"); to the top of my servlet's
doGet/doPost and that seems to have resolved it.
Thanks for all the tips and ideas!
David
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