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Hi Im a little curious about this. I have an file stream
which is delivered(actually a html file) to me, I then write the file as a
temporary file: String path =
((WebRequest) page.getRequest()) .getHttpServletRequest().getSession(false) .getServletContext().getRealPath("/report"); File dir = new
File(path); File file =
File.createTempFile("rep", extension, dir); Files.writeTo(file,
new ByteArrayInputStream(report)); url =
"" + file.getName(); Then include it : add(new Include("result",
url)); However the html file contains both the html tag and
body tag, this does not give me give any direct problems. However I in my
wicket html template file specify: <meta
http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=utf-8" /> but the included html specify: <meta http-equiv="Content-type"
content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1"> If I open the delivered file in an text editor it
tells med that it’s an ANSI encoding. Can I somehow make the
Files.writeTo use UTF-8 encoding, and will it still show up wrong because of
the iso-8859-1 specified in the included file? Currently it looks to me like it’s the include
that properly corrups the char’s, im guessing its because file encoding
is specified to ANSI but we have special chars like æ,ø,å. Hoping for some help… Regards Nino |
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