The database was in UTF-8 and all the way through to the client was done in UTF-8
Is this still possible then?
johan
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
Yes, it could be private. My thoughts were: as Eelco has mentioned the default mapping provided by CharSetMap are probably good for 95% of all cases. To mkae it protected means that subclasses of Page are able to modifiy that mapping for the remaining 5%. On the other hand, CharSetMap provides plenty of means to externally configure the map. Thus no need for a subclass to do it. Yes, you right: private is probably better.
Juergen
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