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sun_house_the_king@yahoo.com changed:
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Status|RESOLVED |REOPENED
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------- Additional Comments From sun_house_the_king@yahoo.com 2005-01-05 16:23 -------
(In reply to comment #10)
> Per Mr. Ushakov's investigation and comments, I'm closing this issue. Thanks.
Hi,
Sorry to spoil the "party", but I reopen this bug.
This bug is marked as a duplication for #28219 (Dolar sign in password of JNDI-
Datasource disappears), thus #28219 is closed on duplication.
Maybe configuring the character encoding solves the problem with servlet
parameter inputs, but it doesn't solve the problem of putting non ascii
characters in tomcat 5 configuration files(I use tomcat 5.027).
To be more precise, i need to use $ sign in server.xml in order to define a
shared folder (i.e. \\my-machine\c$\my-app\)
To make it work on tomcat 5 i had to put double dollar sign (\\my-
machine\c$$\my-app\ ) and also add Sun's tools.jar in common\lib. this is a
workaround and not a way to solve this.
I see in forums that this problem is annoying many people. not just me.
This problem did not occur in tomcat 4.03
Regards
Sun House
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