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JSP Character Sets

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sonofseymour@aol.com - 06 Jul 2005 20:32 GMT
I'm having some difficulties displaying Chinese characters (utf-8)
within a JSP.  I've tried all of the obvious things:  contenttype and
charset within a page directive;  an html meta tag with equivalent
options;  and an invokation of response.setContentType.  But no luck.
What is particularly puzzling is that I have a servlet embedded within
the page, and the servlet is able to write the characters that I want.
Is there anything else I should be trying?

Thanks in advance.
Ray in HK - 07 Jul 2005 06:23 GMT
I guess you are using tomcat and I've met the same problem.  The answer
could easily be found in google in minutes.  You may try it out.

> I'm having some difficulties displaying Chinese characters (utf-8)
> within a JSP.  I've tried all of the obvious things:  contenttype and
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>
> Thanks in advance.


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