> How does the OS effect the decoding / accepting of the submitted
forms?
You might want to check that you have UTF-8 installed as a locale first.
Since you are using Debian do:
bash:# locale -a
If you see UTF-8 in the output then you should su to the user that
starts tomcat (probably root) and
When there is no clue on what the content encoding of a form is and no
default value, most framework end-up using the platform default
encoding (for debian system, it seems to be iso-8859-1). The problem is
most browser do not send the content encoding along with the form, so
the solution is gener
On my site the users edit pages using a multipart form. There are
differences between the way the content is being decoded on the server
depending on the OS. (My guess). The uploaded content is stored in XML
files and must then later be displayed to the user. I have spent the
weekend trying to
