On 01/27/09 12:51, glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I have a PHP client applications that talks to the java web layer code(servlet) deployed on Glassfish. Whenever a user enters some data in say chinese and submits the form, the data shows up as garbled characters in the servlet. The PHP layer is encoding the data in UTF-8, so I'm suspecting that some setting has to be changed on Glassfish for it to understand UTF-8 characters. I'm not sure what to do. I would be grateful to any suggestions.
>
Since you already know that the request is encoded in UTF-8, you need to
pass UTF-8
to ServletRequest#setCharacterEncoding before you start reading any
request data.
Otherwise, the default encoding ("ISO-8859-1") would be used.
GlassFish also allows you to configure the request encoding in your
sun-web.xml, and
to declare the name of a hidden FORM field whose value will specify the
request encoding.
Let me know if you need more info about these options.
Thanks,
Jan
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