Ok... I thought I had solved this one. All my components have a .woo
that specifies UTF-8. It's a Wonder app and my application
constructor calls setDefaultEncoding("UTF-8").
In developmen everything works great. HOWEVER, the embedded app
displays characters wrong when the characters are comming from the
Strings in the .java file. So for example,
[ MyComponent.java ]
public String test = "José";
[ MyComponent.html ]
<wo:str value="$test"/>
I'm beginning to suspect that Eclipse is encoding the text in MacRoman
or something else. I right click the .java file and bring up the
properties but Eclipse says it is UTF-8, inherited from the parent.
But if I copy and paste that piece of code and try pasting it into
this Mail message, the characters do not paste correctly.
Hmmm... Has anybody seen anything like this? What's a good way to
find out what encoding is being used for the .java file? And does
this affect how the String constants in the .java file are encoded in
the compiled .class file?
Thanks,
Ricardo
On Mar 13, 2009, at 11:27 PM, Q wrote:
Can you try explicitly creating a woo file for your page component
and set the encoding type there as well and see if the problem
persists.
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On 14/03/2009, at 11:17 AM, "Ricardo J. Parada" <[email protected]>
wrote:
I built a Wonder application that uses three frameworks.
When I run in Eclipse the accented characters in my WO components
display correctly.
Then I built the application from the command line using ant. I
installed the three frameworks and then built my application
package with the three frameworks and Wonder frameworks embedded in
the app bundle.
So my first test was to launch the embedded application to make
sure it was working correctly and that my web server resources were
displayed correctly. However, I noticed that my accented
characters no longer display correctly.
My application constructor is as follows:
public Application() {
super();
/* Initialization */
log.info("Welcome to " + name() + " !");
setDefaultEncoding("UTF-8");
setDefaultRequestHandler
(requestHandlerForKey(directActionRequestHandlerKey()));
}
I checked eclipse preferences (General : Workspace) and it is setup
to UTF-8 encoding.
I click on every project and Components folder in my app and
frameworks and checked the properties doing option+enter in
Eclipse. They are all set up to inherit from the parent and show
UTF-8.
Only a few components have a .woo in them and the ones that do are
specifying "UTF-8"
What else should I check? Any ideas?
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