Tomcat, JSP, swedish characters problem

Hi all,
I have run into yet another Swedish character problem that I havn't been able to solve. I use Tomcat 5 locally, and Tomcat 4 on a remote server to show my JSPs. When I run the pages locally and enter strings in a form, they show up on other pages with swedish characters looking ok, but when I do it on the Tomcat 4 they are replaced with "?". I set the encoding to utf-8 on each page and the locale is sv_SE.
Any ideas why?
BR
Markus

This example only sets the default file encoding. You'll have to make sure the charset is not being set in another step of your process.
On Windows:
# Place near top of catalina.bat
set CATALINA_OPTS=-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
On Linux:
# Near top of startup.sh
CATALINA_OPTS=-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8
export CATALINA_OPTS

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special char codes for the letters, and that doesn't make much
difference.
Does anyone have any ideas about what I could be missing
here? It is getting infuriating.
Thanks!!!!

9113060,
> I have ZCM 11 SP1. In remote management I can input on remote device
> only English characters.
> When I change keyboard layuot to Russian - no input at all. But I need
> Russian keyboard working. Help, please.
>
> Management device is Windows XP SP3 box, admin device - Windows 7 SP1
> and Windows XP SP3 boxes
Need more info here. I just tested it on Swedish and it works just fine,
but when you say "When I change keyboard layuot to Russian" does that
mean that the default on your machine or the target machine is not
Russian?
- Anders Gustafsson (NKP)
The Aaland Islands (N60 E20)
Novell has a new enhancement request system,
or what is now known as the requirement portal.
If customers would like to give input in the upcoming
releases of Novell products then they should go to
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