Charset and JSP

Hi there
The character encoding in the new SP3 JSP compiler seems to be different
from the previous version.
We are developing under NT and using iso_8858-1 characters (would like
to use iso_8858-2 too) but this new JSP compiler changes "e" to "??" (in
the jsp's java sourcethe ? is an "A" with a small "u" above it )
Is it a bug or a feature?
How can we handle these kind of characters?
How can we force ias to use iso_8859-2 charset streams to provide the
appropriate content?
If you have an idea, please also cc it directly to me.
[email protected]
Thans,
Gyorgy

I have found it actually muself.
I put on getConnection the propery charset and then i used the request.setCharacterEncoding("WINDOWS-1253"); on my jsp, i also put
pageEncoding = "WINDOWS-1253" on my @page directive and voila!

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