[JSP connector] Encoding problem rendering language texts about filemanager HOT 6 CLOSED

As a workaround, I can solve the problem saving the es.js file in ISO/ANSI format.

probably, but this is the wrong way to do! ;-)
I guess the jsp files should be encoded into UTF-8 format

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I'm agree with you simogeo.

I tried to change the the filemanager.jsp pageEncoding instruction from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8, but I get the same enoding problem, I don't know the reason...

I need a working JSP filemanager today, so I'm using this workaround, but I will try to find a elegant solution for the problem in the future :)

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Store the language file in ISO/ANSI is not a solution. Because of that, the texts print in the interface are shown with encoding problems :(

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Found a workaround.

In error function of FileManager.java, I convert the language string from ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8. I don't understand why the text is encodend in ISO, the language file is stored in UTF-8 :?

My code:

String tmp_msg = new String();
try {
tmp_msg = new String (msg.getBytes("ISO-8859-1"),"UTF-8");
} catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
errorInfo.put("Error", tmp_msg);


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This has been solved by changing the function which loads the text strings.

By the way, I think the encoding of filemanager.jsp is not important, so I removed it.

Cheers.

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Thanks tricky,

But I already have the encoding problem, now a bit different. Now, the authorization message is shown like this:

No est�s autorizado para usar el administrador de archivos.

Saving the filemanager.jsp file in UTF-8 instead of ASCI solves the problem.

Regards.

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