[sntechnik]

Hello,

i switched MyEclipse in every point i found to UTF-8. So did i with the Java and Eclipse-editor-settings.
I am pretty sure, that EVERYTHING is set to UTF8, but when i deploy the web, the jsp-files are not converted or written properly.

They just aren’t UTF8.

When i open another editor and change the umlauts there, changing does mean to just type in the umlauts, as they are (äöü, not &auml, etc…) and saved it with the editor set up to UTF8, the brwoser is showing it as it should.

When i now open this “corrected” file in MyEclipse again, every umlaut is destroyed to two characters.

It seems that it doesn’t apply the text-file properly?

Greets, QD

[Riyad Kalla]

QD,
We had some flakiness with the JSP Editor in previous versions of MyEclipse where they did just this with i18n text. The workaround is to specify the “pageEncoding” attribute to the @page directive to UTF-8, IIRC this will be fixed in 3.8.4 and we appologize for the inconvenience.

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