Swedish characters hangs Staroffice 8

HI,
I have just installed Staroffice 8 on Solaris 9/sparc but when trying to write Swedish characters "��" writer hangs!
Is this a know bug or is there something else in the environment that is wrong?
/michael

Have you compared the HTTP responses between the working and non-working
ones?
Peace,
Cameron Purdy
Tangosol, Inc.
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"Johan Thorselius" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3ac9ed18$[email protected]..
>
We have a problem with swedish characters using Solaris 8, WLS 6.0 andOracle 8.1.7.
When we insert text containing swedish characters to html input fieldsthey turn
up as invalid characters. At the same time, when reading text from Oracleto the
same JSP pages everything looks fine. We don't think this has anything towith
Oracle, it must be something at the WLS level, in the servlet and or JSP.We don't
see the problem using WLS on Windows NT. Can this be a problem with thecharacter
set ? How do we solve it ?

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