Setting the default character encoding

How do you set the default character encoding for the portal to UTF-8 so that unicode
characters work within porlets?
Any help would be much appreciated,
Troy

You can put this tag in the portal.jsp in the header:
<meta http-equiv='Content-Type' content='text/html;charset=UTF-8'>
"Troy" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
That doesn't seem to work when put into my portlet's content JSP. Is
there another
place I could put the page directive that will control the entire portal
page?
"Sai S Prasad" <[email protected]> wrote:
Troy,
you can try the page directive with encoding as:
<%@ page contentType="text/html";charset="UTF-8" %>
"Troy" <[email protected]> wrote:
How do you set the default character encoding for the portal to UTF-8
so that unicode
characters work within porlets?
Any help would be much appreciated,
Troy

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Setting DEFAULT character encoding ???

To set the default character encoding to UTF-8 for JVM I can do the
following on Solaris:
LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8; java ....
How do I achieve the same on Windows?
Is there a java property where I can specify the default character
encoding or do I have to getBytes( str, "UTF-8") everywhere?
Thanks,
Artur...

Hi Artur,
there is a way. The property is file.encoding. Example:
import java.io.*;
public class ShowEncoding {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Default encoding: " +
new InputStreamReader(System.in).getEncoding());
}On my system I get the following results:
java ShowEncoding Default encoding: Cp1252
java -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 ShowEncoding Default encoding: UTF8
java -Dfile.encoding=Latin1 ShowEncoding Default encoding: ISO8859_1I don't know, if setting this property using the -D argument is documented or implementation-independendent. But so far, it was working for me. For setting the locale, you may use the properties user.language and user.region. But this is undocumented and implementation-dependendent.
I wouldn't use these properties at all. I would rather specify the encoding in all constructors. Probably using an application property file.
Good luck!
Marcus.

Default character encoding ???

To set the default character encoding to UTF-8 for JVM I can do the
following on Solaris:
LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8; java ....
How do I achieve the same on Windows?
Is there a java property where I can specify the default character
encoding or do I have to getBytes( str, "UTF-8") everywhere?
Thanks,
Artur...

Hi Artur,
please see my responses to the same question you've posted in
Forum Home > Internationalization
Kind regards,
Marcus

Default Character Encoding stuck on UTF-8 - Firefox 7

I cannot change the Character Encoding - it is stuck on Unicode UTF-8 and I can not change it! When a web page opens I get these little boxes with "FF FD" instead of Quote marks. When I change the character encoding on that page using "View->Character Encoding" and click on the Western (ISO-8859-1), the page displays correctly. Every page opens using Unicode UTF-8 as the default.
View->Character Encoding -- shows Unicode UTF-8 as the default.
View->Character Encoding->Auto-detect -- shows OFF
Tool->Options->Content->Advance->Fonts->Default Character Encoding -- shows Western (ISO-8859-1) as well as the "Allow Pages to choose their own fonts..." IS CHECKED in the check box
THE PAGES ARE NOT UTF-8!!!! The "View Page Source" IS NOT Unicode UTF-8! -- It shows <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">.
The "View Page Info" shows MetaTag - Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1
Why can I not change the Default Character Encoding?
I would also like to point out that the Unicode UTF-8 seems to be broken because it is indicating that the QUOTE CHARACTER is an UNPRINTABLE character "FF FD"
----- EDIT -----
The UTF-8 is not broken. The problem as pointed out in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replacement_character#Replacement_character is that my Firefox being STUCK processing UTF-8 encoding cannot read the clearly marked iso-8859-1 data. So the UTF-8 is reinterpreting smart quotes -“ and ”- (“ and ”) as replacement (unprintable) characters.
So the real problem is why my Firefox is stuck on Unicode UTF-8

The real problem is that the font that is used doesn't have those characters.
Do you see the special quotes -“ and ” on this forum page?
Does it help if you disable the website fonts and set another font as the default font?
*Tools > Options > Content : Fonts & Colors > Advanced
*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punctuation
*http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Unicode/Character_reference/2000-2FFF

Changing the default char encoding of the current JVM ?!

Is there any way that could be used to alter the default character encoding of the Java Virtual Machine at the start of a Java application?

This seems a little dangerous...considering that file i/o etc depend on correct charset encodings for filenames, etc.
However, perhaps you could try setting the file.encoding property on the command line:
java -Dfile.encoding=Big5 YourApplication
Regards,
John O'Conner

How to set a platform's default character encoding

Hi,
Does anybody know how to set how to set a platform's default character encoding in Java? Thank you.
Yugang
[email protected]

You do 0mean for Java, not from Java? (The latter would make absolutely no sense at all.) If so, pass it to the runtime using the -D switch (you've got SUN's java, right?):
java -Dfile.encoding=the-encoding-i-like the.name.of.YourClass

Why does Firefox 18 ignore the specified character encoding for websites?

We are developing a page on our website that will have the page crawled and a newsletter generated and sent out to a mailing list. Many email packages default to character encoding of iso-8859-1 so we have set our character encoding to this on the page via the standard meta tag.
We have a problem on the newsletters that we had until now been unsuccessful to replicate. Though now I know why.... I have just discovered that in Firefox 18, the specified character encoding is being completely ignored. It is rendering the page in UTF-8 even though we specified ISO-8859-1. Firefox 3.6 however, renders the page with the proper encoding (thank god for keeping an old version for testing).
Can anyone explain why the new Firefox is completely ignoring the meta tag? Both browsers are using the factory default (I even opened FF18 in safe mode)...

Thanks for letting me know that Firefox 18 ignores everything but the server headers... but it doesn't help me much. Our website is in UFT-8... but this page is a newsletter, one that is crawled and saved into an email and sent out to a mailing list (by a third party newsletter program) and many email readers use ISO-8859-1 hence why we want to have the page rendered in that encoding so that we can actually test the newsletter properly. We can't test through the third party software as our testing environment is behind a firewall, and you can't change the server headers for a single page... hence the meta tag.
If you explicitly choose to render a page in a specific encoding, that shouldn't be ignored by the browser. It's not a big deal, but now every time we make a code change in our test environment and reload the page we have to force the encoding manually in the browser which is a pain.
The problem is, the newsletter is already live and we have some users complaining because some characters aren't displaying properly in their email packages (Entourage for Mac is one of them), all our testing (which is encoding using UTF-8) looks fine.

How do I set the default file path for the Place command?

I keep my graphics files for each document in a particular folder. Every time I open an existing InDesign document and place a new image I have to browse back to that location - even though all of the previous images in that document came from the same folder. InDesign does not remember the file path that was used previously in the document. This is very annoying.
IS THERE A WAY TO SET THE DEFAULT FILE PATH, OR LOCATION, FOR IMAGE FILES?
I have looked through the preferences, searched the forums and internet, but I have not found any reference to setting default paths. Is there a setting like the one in MS Word called "File Locations" on the Options toolbox?
Thank you.

Since you're working in ID on Windows, you can take advantage of a neat trick in Windows. Copy the file path out of the File Explorer address bar and paste it directly into the Place filename field. That will jump you directly to the desired volume. For example, let's say I want to place a graphic located at X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working Source Files\Links. I copy that entire path from the File Explorer address bar, go to InDesign, select File|Place, and press Control + V to paste that path into the filename field. I press the Open button and Shazam! I'm there instantly, without a bunch of navigation.
You can do the same thing in the File|Save As and File|Export fields. Let's say you want export a PDF file from InDesign to the volume X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working PDF Files. First copy the desired file path from the File Explorer window. In InDesign, select File|Export, click anywhere in the filename field, and press the Home key to move the insertion point to the front of the filename. Press Control + V to paste that path in front of the filename, then add the backslash character (\). The filename will now look like this: X:\PS Jobs\May PS\709672bp\Working PDF Files\Filename.pdf. Press the Save button to bring up the Export Adobe PDF window. Select your desired PDF preset, press the Export button, and the PDF file will magically appear in the desired volume.
This sounds really complicated, but it's not. In practice, it only takes a few seconds. I probably save an hour's worth of needless navigation every day with this technique.

Can I set the default locale for jvm

Hi,
Can I set the default locale for jvm?
How to do it?
Pan

My windows default locale is chinese .I have thought of your opinion. But in
windows nt , if I change the locale , all the environment will be
destroyed(just like reinstall it , it's difficult for me) . So , Is there
any other approach?
Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Did you try to change the locale in the Windows control panel?
(Control panel -> Regional Options -> Your locale)
Pan YangBin <[email protected]> wrote:
I have tried changing this system property and other properties such
as -Duser.language=en -Dfile.encoding=Cp1252 , but all these properties
did
not changed, you can get this infomation from the log file .Maybe these
system properties are readonly.
Thanks very much.
Pan
Chris Halstead <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Try adding -Duser.region=US to the java command line used to start
WebLogic...
-chris
"Pan YangBin" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Hi,
The problem exists in my project still exist.That is it.
When I did not set weblogic.jsp.encoding to GB2312 in my web
application(web.xml), and when the jsp file contain's chinese , the
output
will be error(error chinese) .And when I did not set it , the output
is
correct, but when I use request.getParameter("SomeFormElement")(theelement
inputed chinese), the return value is error(still chinese error).And
when
I
am in windows nt english version and do not set this property, all
these
two
problems dispear. And I try to compare the java files those were
generated
by weblogic from the jsp file , there is only two additional clause
in
the
java file. That's it:
((weblogic.servlet.jsp.JspWriterImpl)out).setEncoding("GB2312");
response.setHeader("Content-Type", "text/html; charset=GB2312");
(the web.xml has <context-param>
<param-name>weblogic.jsp.encoding</param-name>
<param-value>GB2312</param-value>
</context-param> to be set
So, I think maybe it works well if I change the default locale toenglish.
And unfortunately, your method is also failed.(I have to use weblogic
in
chinese environment)
Would you please help me to solve this problem?
Pan
Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Try java ... -Duser.language=en ...
or mode con cp select=437 in the command prompt before running
weblogic.
Pan YangBin <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm using weblogic server 5.1 sp6 in chinese environment, and I
want
weblogic compile my jsp with en_us locale . So I can't use
Locale.setDefault(new Locale(...)) to set the default locale ,butI
really
want someway configure.
Pan
Dimitri Rakitine <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Locale.setDefault(new Locale(...)) ?
Pan YangBin <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Can I set the default locale for jvm?
How to do it?
PanDimitri
Dimitri
Dimitri

How to set the default language for JRE?

I appreciate the fact that JRE is intelligent enough to select language according to my system default codepage, which is 936 (Simplified Chinese). However, i don't find any option in java control panel or java.exe command line switch to change the codepage for Java back to 437 (which is the default codepage for US english). Is there any way to make the change?

Thanks, finally i have a way to eliminate Chinese characters in console output. But I'd like to go one step further. Is there any way to permanently set the default encoding for JRE? I don't like the idea of having to add -Dfile.encoding every time i run a java program.

SPA504G SPA514G Default Character Encoding stay in ISO-8859-1

Hi,
I have configure like:
<Dictionary_Server_Script ua="na">serv=http://{{ provisioning.server }}/telecom/language/;d0=English;x0=spa50x_30x_en_v754.xml;d1=French;x1=spa50x_30x_fr_v754.xml;</Dictionary_Server_Script>
<Language_Selection ua="na">French</Language_Selection>
<Default_Character_Encoding ua="na">UTF-8</Default_Character_Encoding>
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but when the phone start after provisioning the Default_Character_Encoding set to ISO-8859-1
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Ligne 2
Olivier
FranÃ§oise
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I got an answer from the developer.
Pasted here.
I think the default encoding is set back to ISO8859 after customer download the dictionary.
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French
=================================
•1. If the customer want to use UTF-8 after xml downloading, please modify the trkLocaleName in the French dictionary xml as following:
croatian
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•2. Another way is that user can manually set the default encoding value to UTF-8 after xml downloading.

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How do I set the default welcome page for PUBLIC user

gurus,
i'm using -
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Oracle 9ias Portal Release 2
QUESTION => how do I set the default welcome page for the PUBLIC user.
i did the following to achieve this -
1. logged into portal
2. clicked on builder
3. clicked on administer tab
4. selected PUBLIC user in the Portal User Profile portlet
5. went to the preferences tab
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7. logged out of portal
8. open a new browsere session
9. type the portal URL and i get the login page ....??
i'm unable to understand this behavior ... shouldn't i be getting the page group that i set for the PUBLIC user in step 6 above ....
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ideas anyone ....?
thanx a bunch.
hero

Hi,
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