Re: Localization bug (#703449)

Hi Mark,

Using your jpublish.xml excerpt, the only thing I did was to add this line 
to my template:

<META content="text/html; charset=euc-jp" http-equiv=Content-Type>

And it seems I can properly display the page :)

Let me know if this small fix works for you.

Regards,
-Florin

At 7/21/2003 21:54, you wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I'm new to JPublish. I have just browsed the archive of this mailing
>list and found there would be a bug regarding localization, which is
>described on sourceforge.net,
>http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=703449&group_id=26450&atid=387273
>
>I've just tried both JPublish 1.0b1 and JPublish 2.0. JPublish 1.0b had
>no problem with localization, but JPublish-2.0 doesn't look like
><page-encoding> and <template-encoding> tags are working correctly.
>
>Here is what I did...
>
>1) I wrote a simple template.html (EUC-JP encoded)
>Kon-nichiwa(in Japanse, off course) $fs_repository.get($page.Path) 2) Also 
>I prepared simple index.html (EUC-JP encoded) Sayonara (in Japanese, also) 
>3) jpublish.xml is like this euc-jp euc-jp euc-jp euc-jp 4) I dumped the 
>output of w3m browser, like w3m http://localhost:8081/jpublish-example/|od 
>-x When I used JPublish-1.0b1, the output was like this; 0000000 b3a4 f3a4 
>cba4 c1a4 cfa4 0a0a b5a4 e8a4 0000020 a6a4 caa4 e9a4 0a0a However, 
>JPublish-2.0 outputs this; 0000000 3f3f 3f3f 3f3f 3f3f 3f3f 0a0a 3f3f 3f3f 
>0000020 0a3f 000a As you can see, those don't match. Mark Nakamura 
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