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URGENT : Special Character when deployed on Linux
Hello all,
I am getting special characters when we enter spaces
during formatting a text in a textarea. It used to
work perfectly in our development environment but when
we moved it to production we get 'Â' character for
every repeated blank space.
The only thing changing in development and prodution
is OS from Windows to Linux(Production). I just want
to know if anyone has faced this problem anytime
developing their applications.
Development Environment:
OS:Windows 2K
Browser: IE5.5+, Firefox1.0+
Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
ServletContainer: Tomcat(On windows Server)
Production Environment:
Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
ServletContainer: Tomcat(On Linux Server)
Note:I am also using FCKEditor for editing the
content. But they say its not the problem with
FCKEditor.
Cheers,
Nitin
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Re: URGENT : Special Character when deployed on Linux
Posted by nitin dubey <ni...@yahoo.com>.
Wade,
It is when the data is displayed in browser. I have
used the default encoding and will now look out for
any mismatch.
Regards,
Nitin
--- Wade Chandler <hw...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
> --- nitin dubey <ni...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I am getting special characters when we enter
> spaces
> > during formatting a text in a textarea. It used
> to
> > work perfectly in our development environment but
> > when
> > we moved it to production we get 'Â' character for
> > every repeated blank space.
> >
> > The only thing changing in development and
> prodution
> > is OS from Windows to Linux(Production). I just
> > want
> > to know if anyone has faced this problem anytime
> > developing their applications.
> >
> > Development Environment:
> > OS:Windows 2K
> > Browser: IE5.5+, Firefox1.0+
> > Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
> > ServletContainer: Tomcat(On windows Server)
> >
> > Production Environment:
> > Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
> > ServletContainer: Tomcat(On Linux Server)
> >
> > Note:I am also using FCKEditor for editing the
> > content. But they say its not the problem with
> > FCKEditor.
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> >
> > Nitin
> >
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> You're getting the characters where? Is this in
> your
> java code or after you put into the database then
> read
> back out? For your MySQL connection you will
> probably
> want to set the encoding. See it's connection
> parameters....if it's after putting the data into
> the
> database. I've seen this happen before. You're
> default encodings are probably different. Also if
> you
> are using a Reader to parse anything as a "stream"
> then you will want to setup some config to set your
> encoding there as well. Is this maybe after pasting
> from Word, or is this in IE using an encoding on the
> page or are you using an encoding with your form?
> You'll need to use the same encoding every where.
> JSP, Readers, MySQL, etc.
>
> Wade
>
>
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Re: URGENT : Special Character when deployed on Linux
Posted by Wade Chandler <hw...@yahoo.com>.
--- nitin dubey <ni...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am getting special characters when we enter spaces
> during formatting a text in a textarea. It used to
> work perfectly in our development environment but
> when
> we moved it to production we get 'Â' character for
> every repeated blank space.
>
> The only thing changing in development and prodution
> is OS from Windows to Linux(Production). I just
> want
> to know if anyone has faced this problem anytime
> developing their applications.
>
> Development Environment:
> OS:Windows 2K
> Browser: IE5.5+, Firefox1.0+
> Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
> ServletContainer: Tomcat(On windows Server)
>
> Production Environment:
> Database: MYSQL (on Linux Server)
> ServletContainer: Tomcat(On Linux Server)
>
> Note:I am also using FCKEditor for editing the
> content. But they say its not the problem with
> FCKEditor.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
> Nitin
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam
> protection around
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You're getting the characters where? Is this in your
java code or after you put into the database then read
back out? For your MySQL connection you will probably
want to set the encoding. See it's connection
parameters....if it's after putting the data into the
database. I've seen this happen before. You're
default encodings are probably different. Also if you
are using a Reader to parse anything as a "stream"
then you will want to setup some config to set your
encoding there as well. Is this maybe after pasting
from Word, or is this in IE using an encoding on the
page or are you using an encoding with your form?
You'll need to use the same encoding every where.
JSP, Readers, MySQL, etc.
Wade
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