Re: Encoding trouble.

Have you tried setting the pageEncoding attributes of both jsp pages?
The "contentType" is not the same setting, as it specifies the
enconding of the result. Setting explicitely and appropriately the
enconding of the JSP content might help avoiding confunsions on the
Sitemesh engine.

Are the JSPs UTF-8/ISO-8859-1 encoded or do they use another encoding?
I think I see some non-utf8 encoded characters in the JSP (if you
don't specify one, "ISO-8859-1" should be picked up as default).

Good luck!
D.



2006/12/25, knightinmind <[email protected]>:
> Good day, all.
> I'm trying to show a jsp page with UTF-8 encoding via sitemesh and could not get it work. The terms in russian appear rubbish. If I try to view that jsp directly (not via sitemesh decorator) - it works just fine.
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