Hi
I have a problem with JSP on websphere 5. When I try save information
with swedish or danish ÅÄÖ characters, the string is cut where the
first of these characters occurs. The JDK used is 1.3.1
I've tried:
String CUNM = request.getPara meter("CUNM").t rim();
CUNM = URLDecoder.deco de(CUNM,"UTF-8");
and
String CUNM = new String(request. getParameter("C UNM").getBytes( "windows-1252"));
and
request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); before I access any parameters,
which returns a servlet error.
Does anybody have a answer, or ideas on this one.
/Erkki 4 11638 sc************* ***@hotmail.com (knocker) wrote in message news:<73******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... Hi
I have a problem with JSP on websphere 5. When I try save information with swedish or danish ÅÄÖ characters, the string is cut where the first of these characters occurs. The JDK used is 1.3.1
I've tried:
String CUNM = request.getPara meter("CUNM").t rim(); CUNM = URLDecoder.deco de(CUNM,"UTF-8");
and
String CUNM = new String(request. getParameter("C UNM").getBytes( "windows-1252"));
and
request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); before I access any parameters, which returns a servlet error.
Does anybody have a answer, or ideas on this one.
/Erkki String CUNM = request.getPara meter("CUNM").t rim();
Don't do trim(). The behavior is unpredictable.
CUNM = URLDecoder.deco de(CUNM,"UTF-8");
Don't do this. Already URLdecoded.
String CUNM = new String(request. getParameter("C UNM").getBytes( "windows-1252"));
Oh no. It's too late. Don't do this.
request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); before I access any parameters, which returns a servlet error.
What error? windows-1252 and UTF-8, aren't they contradicting? Or,
are they same?
In you JSP:
page pageEncoding ... Your JSP file's encoding e.g ISO-DANISH-PASTRY
page contentType charset ... UTF-8 will do, or (i don't know :)
<% request.setChar acterEncoding(" ... "); %> ... Same as above.
In your servlet:
response.setCon tentType("text/html; charset=....");
//ISO-DANISH-PASTRY
request.setChar acterEncoding(" ..."); //UTF-8 will do
out.println
("<META http-equiv=Content-Type content=\"text/html;
charset=....\"> "); //ISO-DANISH-PASTRY
(Sorry, I don't know correct ISO number for Danish.) HG******@nifty. ne.jp (hiwa) wrote in message news:<68******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... sc************* ***@hotmail.com (knocker) wrote in message news:<73******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>... Hi
I have a problem with JSP on websphere 5. When I try save information with swedish or danish ÅÄÖ characters, the string is cut where the first of these characters occurs. The JDK used is 1.3.1
I've tried:
String CUNM = request.getPara meter("CUNM").t rim(); CUNM = URLDecoder.deco de(CUNM,"UTF-8");
and
String CUNM = new String(request. getParameter("C UNM").getBytes( "windows-1252"));
and
request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); before I access any parameters, which returns a servlet error.
Does anybody have a answer, or ideas on this one.
/Erkki String CUNM = request.getPara meter("CUNM").t rim(); Don't do trim(). The behavior is unpredictable.
What should I do instead? CUNM = URLDecoder.deco de(CUNM,"UTF-8"); Don't do this. Already URLdecoded.
String CUNM = new String(request. getParameter("C UNM").getBytes( "windows-1252")); Oh no. It's too late. Don't do this.
Already noticed that :-)
Problem is that if I do a length check on the parameter it returns 2
if the string is "tråäö" request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); before I access any parameters, which returns a servlet error. What error? windows-1252 and UTF-8, aren't they contradicting? Or, are they same?
In you JSP: page pageEncoding ... Your JSP file's encoding e.g ISO-DANISH-PASTRY page contentType charset ... UTF-8 will do, or (i don't know :) <% request.setChar acterEncoding(" ... "); %> ... Same as above.
did : <%@ page language="java" pageEncoding="W INDOWS-1251" %>
can't do "page pageEncoding" returns a
JSPG0063E: Page directive: Invalid attribute, pageEncoding
tried with charset also, but it said "cannot read file" In your servlet: response.setCon tentType("text/html; charset=....");
It won't let me do that. Returns an error...
charset is "windows-1252" and it shows åäö if do put the characters in
a java string like this:
String testStr = "ÅÄÖ";
And show it if I do:
<%=testStr%>
But the request object cuts the bl---y string if get or post parameter
contains ÅÄÖ.
I've done escape and URLDecode, but that don't work either...
/Erkki
Let me repeat:
--instructions--------------------------------------------------------
On you JSP page, required entries are:
<%@ page
contentType="te xt/html; charset=UTF-8"
pageEncoding="y our-local-platform-encoding"
....
....
%>
<% request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); %>
On your servlet:
response.setCon tentType("text/html;
charset=client-handlable-encoding");
request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8");
out.println
("<META http-equiv=Content-Type content=\"text/html;
charset=client-handlable-encoding\">");
----------------------------------------------------------------------- Don't do trim(). The behavior is unpredictable. What should I do instead?
Love it as is.
JSPG0063E: Page directive: Invalid attribute, pageEncoding
Your server doesn't support JSP 1.2, or, simply broken.
tried with charset also, but it said "cannot read file"
File? What file? response.setCon tentType("text/html; charset=...."); It won't let me do that. Returns an error...
Your server is broken, or, charset value is invalid or having typo.
I've done escape and URLDecode, but that don't work either...
You should not need it.
Appendix:
Check your Java system properties, especially:
user.country=
file.encoding=
and
user.language=
Do they match your local encoding? HG******@nifty. ne.jp (hiwa) wrote in message news:<68******* *************** ****@posting.go ogle.com>...
First of all let me thank you for your time and effort. This is one
thing that really make loose all the marbles... Let me repeat:
--instructions--------------------------------------------------------
On you JSP page, required entries are: <%@ page contentType="te xt/html; charset=UTF-8" pageEncoding="y our-local-platform-encoding" ... ... %> <% request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); %>
On your servlet: response.setCon tentType("text/html; charset=client-handlable-encoding"); request.setChar acterEncoding(" UTF-8"); out.println ("<META http-equiv=Content-Type content=\"text/html; charset=client-handlable-encoding\">");
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
I'll try that. But, for give me for saying so, I don't have much hope
since pageEncodning returns the illegal attribute error. Don't do trim(). The behavior is unpredictable. What should I do instead? Love it as is.
I'm trying, but it's so hard...;=). No seriously, I'll drop the
trim()... JSPG0063E: Page directive: Invalid attribute, pageEncoding Your server doesn't support JSP 1.2, or, simply broken.
the former then... tried with charset also, but it said "cannot read file" File? What file?
The jsp file...
When I set page attribute charset only, it says it can't read the
file. I'll post my code as soon as the holiday is over. response.setCon tentType("text/html; charset=...."); It won't let me do that. Returns an error... Your server is broken, or, charset value is invalid or having typo.
"windows-1252"... I've done escape and URLDecode, but that don't work either... You should not need it.
I know. Appendix: Check your Java system properties, especially: user.country= file.encoding= and user.language=
Do they match your local encoding?
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