Hello,
Sorry for my very late answer!
I took me time to solve the problem basing on what you suggested. In fact,
there are two different ones:
- I use Tiles and I don't specify header in all elements building the final
page (<%@page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8"%>). Af
Thierry Templier wrote:
Hello André,
After having disabled compression at Apache level, things change a bit since now content from database is correctly displayed using
JSTL () but it's still not the case for content of JSP pages. I
have however that at the beginning of JSP pages: <%@page lang
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Thierry,
On 5/2/2011 4:31 AM, Thierry Templier wrote:
>
Just to be sure, I highly recommend coding your pages like this:
This will ensure that you aren't sending ISO-8859-1 but claiming that
it's UTF-8.
> The content type header is the same and
Hello André,
After having disabled compression at Apache level, things change a bit since
now content from database is correctly displayed using JSTL () but it's still not the case for content of
JSP pages. I have however that at the beginning of JSP pages: <%@page
language="java" contentType="
Hello André,
I made tests in both browsers:
- Firefox 3.6.16 (linux)
- Chrome 11.0.696.57 (linux)
and I have the same behavior.
Thierry
> Additional question : did you try it
> with different browsers ?
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Thierry Templier wrote:
Hi André,
Thanks very much for your help!
I checked difference between two access:
- Using Apache / modjk / Tomcat that can't display correclty non latin1
characters
- Directly using Tomcat that works fine
Except characters that don't display correctly content are the
Hi André,
Thanks very much for your help!
I checked difference between two access:
- Using Apache / modjk / Tomcat that can't display correclty non latin1
characters
- Directly using Tomcat that works fine
Except characters that don't display correctly content are the same, especially
meta ta
Hello Matteo,
Thanks very much for your answer but I didn't receive the end...
As suggested, I tried both addresses and the result isn't the same. When using
Tomcat directly, everything works fine and when accessing through modjk, I have
problem with non latin1 characters... So I think that it'
Thierry Templier wrote:
Hello,
I developped an application that uses UTF8 encoding since it needs to display
arabic characters. When directly accessing the application from Tomcat,
everything works fine. When I tried to access it through Apache web server and
mod jk, I have problems to displa
From my experience modjk doesn't have charset configuration, only on connector
into server.xml you can change charset configuration (URIEncodig,
useBodyEncodingForURI) but only to parse the uri and parameters of the request,
not for output.
Did you try with the same tomcat to get pages from htt
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