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Servlet displaying ? in place of �,�,�,....etc.
Ive tried same servlet in tomcat and it works fine.
Is there some obvious setting in iplanet that needs to be cofigured? I tried setting international characters under Content Management tab to ISO-8859-1. Did not work.
TIA,
Jirah

I re-tried with the setting UTF-8 and it did not work.
I was tinkering around with the locale and setting LC_CTYPE in unix and at one point it seemed to have worked. The command I used was:
unset LANG LC_ALL; LC_CTYPE=iso_8859_1 export LC_CTYPE
I retried that again today and it did not work for both tomcat and iplanet.

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To answer your questions I am on windows 7 IE 8 and also tried in firefox 3.6
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<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xmlns:ice="http://ns.adobe.com/incontextediting">
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I goth nothong, i think it's not yet set here bellow the result:
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HISTSIZE=1000
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