cannot pass String parameters if they are not encoded with ISO8859-1

[Heping Zhang <ph...@gmail.com>]

hi, all, I write a button and its listener is a onOk method like this:
 public IPage onOk() {
   //...
  resultPage.setProfession(prof);
  resultPage.setAddress(add);

  System.err.println("resultPage.getProfession()+resultPage.getAddress()
"+resultPage.getProfession()+resultPage.getAddress());

  return resultPage;
 }
  at this time the System.err.println method prints right character. In
another page, the resultPage, I have a DirectLink and persist the profession
and address String in the client and then get them back when the client
click the DirectLink. This is my DirectLink :
    <component id="gotoPage" type="DirectLink">
        <binding name="listener" value="listener:gotoPage"/>
        <binding name="parameters" value="{profession,address}"/>
    </component>
the DirectLink's listener is something like this:
 public void gotoPage(String profession, String address) {
  System.err.println(profession + address);
  //...
 }
and the System.err.println just prints characters like ???. If the parameter
is English characters , it works ok. But when it is Chinese characters, it
seems encoded incorrected.
Further more, when I get the result Page in browser, hover the cursor on
that direst link, on the bar in the bottom of browser I can see the link and
it encoded correct. It seems only when the server get the parameter from the
client back, something goes wrong.
Could someone help me?

Re: cannot pass String parameters if they are not encoded with ISO8859-1

[Heping Zhang <ph...@gmail.com>]

oh, you always know the solution! Thank you!

Re: cannot pass String parameters if they are not encoded with ISO8859-1

[Andreas Andreou <an...@di.uoa.gr>]

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Configuring+Tomcat's+URI+encoding

On 5/23/07, Heping Zhang <ph...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> hi, all, I write a button and its listener is a onOk method like this:
> public IPage onOk() {
>    //...
>   resultPage.setProfession(prof);
>   resultPage.setAddress(add);
>
>   System.err.println("resultPage.getProfession()+resultPage.getAddress()
> "+resultPage.getProfession()+resultPage.getAddress());
>
>   return resultPage;
> }
>   at this time the System.err.println method prints right character. In
> another page, the resultPage, I have a DirectLink and persist the
> profession
> and address String in the client and then get them back when the client
> click the DirectLink. This is my DirectLink :
>     <component id="gotoPage" type="DirectLink">
>         <binding name="listener" value="listener:gotoPage"/>
>         <binding name="parameters" value="{profession,address}"/>
>     </component>
> the DirectLink's listener is something like this:
> public void gotoPage(String profession, String address) {
>   System.err.println(profession + address);
>   //...
> }
> and the System.err.println just prints characters like ???. If the
> parameter
> is English characters , it works ok. But when it is Chinese characters, it
> seems encoded incorrected.
> Further more, when I get the result Page in browser, hover the cursor on
> that direst link, on the bar in the bottom of browser I can see the link
> and
> it encoded correct. It seems only when the server get the parameter from
> the
> client back, something goes wrong.
> Could someone help me?
>



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