PB with french accent, and french character

Hello,
I have some problem to use, character like 'é' or 'à', ...
i use form tag in Weblogic Portal 4.0, and when i get the data from the form,
i have character like 'Ã©' for any character who have a code greater than 128.
There is some one who have a solution?

i use this
<portlet:validatedForm event="myevent" ... >
<webflow:text name="mytext"/>
</portlet:validatedForm>
and i don't know how can i use the enctype="application/x-www-form-urlencoded"
with URLEncoder??
am i in the right way?
"Falk" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Did you try to URL-encode and -decode your data?
Otherwise it will get corrupted. Your data has
to comply to the HTTP protocol. International
characters have to be encoded to get submitted
correctly.
There are helpers to do it, like
java.net.URLEncoder / Decoder.
Some tags in Portal do that for you automagically,
like <cm:getProperty encode="url"/>
Falk
"jpmeert" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hello,
I have some problem to use, character like 'é' or 'à', ...
i use form tag in Weblogic Portal 4.0, and when i get the data fromthe
form,
i have character like 'Ã©' for any character who have a code greater
than 128.
There is some one who have a solution?

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