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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Tomasz Bech <tb...@polbox.com> on 2002/04/02 17:12:49 UTC
XSLT and international characters in parameters
Hi all,
I found some request about this problem, but no answer.
Problem is: when form is in utf8, parameters are encoded as utf8. But
server always wants to treat them as iso-something.
In XSP remedy is:
<xsp-request:get-parameter name="searchtext" form-encoding="UTF-8"/>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
But problem appears when I try to use parameters in xsl (as <xsl:param
name='searchtext/>). No idea how to set encoding to proper one?
More questions:
2. Why server doesn't understand encoding of request parameters?
3. How to set encoding of request globaly (for all and forever)?
Thanks,
Tomasz
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RE: XSLT and international characters in parameters
Posted by Vadim Gritsenko <va...@verizon.net>.
> From: Tomasz Bech [mailto:tbech@polbox.com]
>
> Hi all,
> I found some request about this problem, but no answer.
> Problem is: when form is in utf8, parameters are encoded as
utf8. But
> server always wants to treat them as iso-something.
> In XSP remedy is:
> <xsp-request:get-parameter name="searchtext" form-encoding="UTF-8"/>
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Yup.
> But problem appears when I try to use parameters in xsl (as <xsl:param
> name='searchtext/>). No idea how to set encoding to proper one?
Try custom action.
> More questions:
> 2. Why server doesn't understand encoding of request parameters?
Sounds like question to your server. Is it tomcat? Try tomcat docs/user
list.
> 3. How to set encoding of request globaly (for all and forever)?
You can change encoding of the JVM if you either change locale of the OS
or provide "-D" parameter on the startup of the JVM (see JDK docs)
Vadim
> Thanks,
> Tomasz
>
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