DO NOT REPLY [Bug 28767] - Problems with german umlauts by using jmeters http-proxy

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------- Additional Comments From mstover1@apache.org  2005-06-30 18:54 -------
I feel badly that I can't fix this.  Basically, it looks like your web server is
expecting encoding with ISO-8859-1 instead of UTF-8, and the browsers are
complying.  JMeter expects UTF-8 (which is supposedly the standard).  The
problem is that browsers don't send what encoding they are using with each
request - it seems they simply reciprocate based on what encodings the server
sends back.

I can't fix this easily without changing a lot of code and putting some
cleverness into the proxy server.  However, a relatively easy fix for you is to
A) change your webserver to use UTF-8 encoding or B) edit HTTPArgument.java in
JMeter and change references to "UTF-8" to "ISO-8859-1".

I probably don't fully understand this issue, so if anyone more knowledgable
sees this, please speak up.

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