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------- Additional Comments From steveleung.geo@yahoo.com  2002-08-01 02:42 -------
Hello,
  That means bean:message tag can only support ASCII and Unicode Message, but 
not for other encoding? It do not like ResourceBundle and MessageResources 
which can also support other encoding such as big5.
  I know that if I use native2ascii, I also need to change the jsp response 
header encoding to UTF-8 for display the message correctly in Windows platform. 
However, it seems not suitable for client in Linux and some Unix platform which 
do not support UTF-8.
  I wonder to know that is it technically possible to create customer tag that 
overcome this issue ?
  Thx a lot.

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