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I have an application running on iplanet app server 6.5/web server
6.0. The application server exclusively handles servlets and JSPS.

I created a test form that posts one field to the server. I then
created a JSP that gets the value of the field posted to display on
the screen. Both files set the encoding to UTF-8.

reuqest.getParameter returns a string that appears to be partially
utf-8 encoded and partially ISO-8895-1 encoded. I have to transoform
the string with String correctValue= new
String(name.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"), "utf-8"); in order to display the
Japanese characters

I set the UTF-8 enconding the web server web-apps.xml. This has no
impact on the application server. Is there a similar confiuration for
the app server or is ISO encoding built in to the web connector? If
possible I would like ot avoid adding the above transformation to all
servlets and JSPS that call request.getParameter

Thanks,

David

<> wrote:
> reuqest.getParameter returns a string that appears to be partially
> utf-8 encoded and partially ISO-8895-1 encoded.

One string with mixed encoding?

One usualy suspect might be the browser: Which one do you
use, and is there a way to intercept the communication
between browser and server? Perhaps the browser sends
utf-8 data but declares it as being iso-8859-1.

Just speculation.

On Mar 27, 3:55 am, Andreas Leitgeb <a...@gamma.logic.tuwien.ac.at>
wrote:
> dschect...@yahoo.com <dschect...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > reuqest.getParameter returns a string that appears to be partially
> > utf-8 encoded and partially ISO-8895-1 encoded.
>
> One string with mixed encoding?
>
> One usualy suspect might be the browser: Which one do you
> use, and is there a way to intercept the communication
> between browser and server? Perhaps the browser sends
> utf-8 data but declares it as being iso-8859-1.
>
> Just speculation.

When I run the same JSP off the web server. The encoding is purely
utf-8. It is only when I run the JSP off the application server that
I see mixed encoding. The documentation for versions 7.X of the
application server refers to a hidden form variable that identifies
the encoding of form data. This leads me to believe that the mixed
encoding may be built in to the GX plug-in, which transfers
information between the web server and the application server.