Where to find WAListenerEncoded?

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Where to find WAListenerEncoded?

Richard Durr
Hello ^^

I have a problem with unicode in my Comet-based application. Whenever  
I use Javascript to update some html in the browser the special  
characters seem fine. But when I reload the page and the html is  
rendered directly, unicode characters don't work / are displayed as  
some diamond with a questionmark inside.

I can only see them again, when I switch my browser to ISO-Latin-1.  
Additionally, some chars, such as "✔" make the browser download the  
page instead of displaying it.

I tried to copy methods from WAKomEncoded, but this does not seem to  
work, unfortunatelly. Is there any way to force everything to be  
unicode and "just work"?

RD


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Re: Where to find WAListenerEncoded?

Julian Fitzell-2
This may not be helpful to you, but in 2.9, all adaptors have a
configurable encoding so I'm guessing this would work better there,
though I haven't specifically tried it myself. WAKom and WAKomEncoded
only exist in 2.9 for compatibility and simply create appropriately
configured instances of WAComancheAdaptor.

Julian

On Thu, Aug 13, 2009 at 8:30 AM, Richard Durr<[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hello ^^
>
> I have a problem with unicode in my Comet-based application. Whenever I use
> Javascript to update some html in the browser the special characters seem
> fine. But when I reload the page and the html is rendered directly, unicode
> characters don't work / are displayed as some diamond with a questionmark
> inside.
>
> I can only see them again, when I switch my browser to ISO-Latin-1.
> Additionally, some chars, such as "✔" make the browser download the page
> instead of displaying it.
>
> I tried to copy methods from WAKomEncoded, but this does not seem to work,
> unfortunatelly. Is there any way to force everything to be unicode and "just
> work"?
>
> RD
>
>
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