AW: Charset Problem?

[oLi <ol...@yahoo.de>]

I'm having the same problem: Cocoon web app running on
NT4.0, Tomcat 3.2.1, IIS 4.0 in our intranet. When I
enter umlauts into a form they get all scrambled up,
however, today I have noticed that when I do it with
Opera, it works fine. It also works perfectly when I
use another web server. I'm not sure if it really is a
problem with the redirector. Does anybody have a clue?

oLi

-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
Von: Andreas Schlegel
[mailto:schlegel@software.b.uunet.de]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. April 2001 11:57An:
tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
Betreff: Charset Problem?Hi,
does anyone know this problem. Having an HTML form the
user may type
words like 'Köln' (ö -> special german character). In
one case the
server receives the parameter 'Köln', in the other
case it receives only'K'.
On the other hand the server has no problem to build +
send HTML pages
that contain words like 'Köln'.
The Browser is always the same (i.e. Opera 5.0, IE
4.0).
The application is the same.
Could it be a charset problem? But I think by default,
a server parses
parameters using the common Latin-1 (ISO 8859-1)
charset. That works for
Western European languages.Works::
Configuration: Tomcat 3.2.1, MS-SQL 7, NT 4, runing in
intranetDoesn't work:
Configuration: Tomcat 3.2.1 as in-process addon with
IIS 4, MS-SQL 7, NT
4, runing in internetGreetings,Andreas


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Re: AW: Charset Problem?

[oLi <ol...@yahoo.de>]

It is not a bug in the redirector, it just depends on
the HTML Doctype tag, the language part just has to be
DE in my case. Works fine now.

--- oLi <ol...@yahoo.de> schrieb: > I'm having the
same problem: Cocoon web app running
> on
> NT4.0, Tomcat 3.2.1, IIS 4.0 in our intranet. When I
> enter umlauts into a form they get all scrambled up,
> however, today I have noticed that when I do it with
> Opera, it works fine. It also works perfectly when I
> use another web server. I'm not sure if it really is
> a
> problem with the redirector. Does anybody have a
> clue?
> 
> oLi
> 
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: Andreas Schlegel
> [mailto:schlegel@software.b.uunet.de]
> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 26. April 2001 11:57An:
> tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Betreff: Charset Problem?Hi,
> does anyone know this problem. Having an HTML form
> the
> user may type
> words like 'Köln' (ö -> special german character).
> In
> one case the
> server receives the parameter 'Köln', in the other
> case it receives only'K'.
> On the other hand the server has no problem to build
> +
> send HTML pages
> that contain words like 'Köln'.
> The Browser is always the same (i.e. Opera 5.0, IE
> 4.0).
> The application is the same.
> Could it be a charset problem? But I think by
> default,
> a server parses
> parameters using the common Latin-1 (ISO 8859-1)
> charset. That works for
> Western European languages.Works::
> Configuration: Tomcat 3.2.1, MS-SQL 7, NT 4, runing
> in
> intranetDoesn't work:
> Configuration: Tomcat 3.2.1 as in-process addon with
> IIS 4, MS-SQL 7, NT
> 4, runing in internetGreetings,Andreas
> 
> 
>
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