Problem displaying pages in UTF-8

[tomasg]

Hi (again),

Using plain JSP I can get the browser to use UTF-8 encoding using:
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>


Using xhtml however that does not work, so the browser uses ISO-8859-1 encoding. It is the HTTP header that is the problem, since both Firefox and Mozilla ignores the meta-tags and goes for the HTTP header, which is ISO by default.
I found no way to set the default HTTP encoding header in JBoss/Tomcat either.

Is there anything similar to "<%@ page..." that can be used in xhtml to force tomcat to set the desired content encoding header?

Cheers,
Tomas

[hookomjj]

With newer versions of facelets, it will use the <?xml encoding in your page otherwise it will default to UTF-8

[tomasg]

I have the <?xml encoding set to UTF-8. Which are these newer versions of facelets and do you know when they will be released?
(I am using the jars that comes with Seam 1.0.1)

Cheers,
Tomas

[gavin.king]

The facelets jar that shipped with 1.0.1 was kinda old.

I've already upgraded it in CVS.

[tomasg]

Ah great. Looking forward to see it.
Seam is a pleasure to work with (apart from that small issue that kept me busy a couple of hours :-). Thank you Gavin!

/Tomas

[gavin.king]

You can always just go and download the latest facelets jar from the facelets site ;-)

[tomasg]

Yes, it works with the latest facelets jars!
Thank you all.

Cheers,
Tomas