When one is issuing a form data with national character in it, for i.e. to build a results filter, params taken from POST are stripped from national characters.
Displaytag correctly takes care of encoding while generating page links: a specific testcase has been added (org.displaytag.jsptests.Displ249Test) and it shows no problems with non-ascii chars with UTF-8 encoding.
Are you correctly setting the response ancoding in your jsp pages? Maybe the problem is due to a missing encoding declaration?
fabrizio giustina
added a comment - Displaytag correctly takes care of encoding while generating page links: a specific testcase has been added (org.displaytag.jsptests.Displ249Test) and it shows no problems with non-ascii chars with UTF-8 encoding.
Are you correctly setting the response ancoding in your jsp pages? Maybe the problem is due to a missing encoding declaration?
The problem is with Struts application, with attributes stored in FormBean. To properly handle the forms I'm also using a standard Apache filter for encoding translation,
Lukasz Rzanek
added a comment - I'm using ISO-8859-2 encoding.
The problem is with Struts application, with attributes stored in FormBean. To properly handle the forms I'm also using a standard Apache filter for encoding translation,
Are you correctly setting the response ancoding in your jsp pages? Maybe the problem is due to a missing encoding declaration?