Re: Freemarker Encoding issue

Monday, March 8, 2010, 5:30:23 PM, Zhiqiang Huang wrote:

> Hi, there
>
> I'm new to freemarker and I'm using freemarker with servlet. I'm coming across a encoding issue.
> If I put chinese in .ftl, it can be output correctly. But when I
> put chinese in data-model (a hashmap), it can't. The Chinese characters are output as '?'.
> I have tried all the setxxxEncoding methods to set the encoding to "utf-8" and failed.
> Could anyone help me? Thank you very much!

Put a ${"\x6464"} into your template. If in the browser it shows a "?"
instead of a chinese character, then something is still wrong with the
FreeMarker configuration and/or with the java.io.Writer where
FreeMarker prints its output. If ${"\x6464"} shows a chinese
character, and also the chiense text entered directly into the
template shows correctly, then most probably it's the connection to
the data-base server that has an encoding issue. (You can double-check
that if in Java (not in FreeMarker) you log the character codes of the
string... if it contains 63-s, which is the code of '?', the it
already contains the '?'-s when you receive it from the database.)

> Best wishes,
> hzqtc
-- 
Best regards,
 Daniel Dekany


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