[qihaihui]

I just updated to 3.8.1. When I open a jsp file in existing project. I can’t see my local language(GBK). the chinese is displayed like “ù¶ÈËù¸½´óÈö·¢È÷µÄ·”. It is fine on 3.8.0 beta2. My defalut encoding on perfs is GBK, and the jsp file encoding is determined from content : ISO-8859-1, it is a new feature on 3.8.1, right? how to determined the encoding on the jsp editor?
And when I input the chinese , it is accepted and displayed correctly by jsp editor. but when save it. an error message is popup. “The encoding(ISO-8859-1) cannot convert some characters(such as the one in positioin 960). press OK save anyway……”.

Anybody can tell me how to do?

The following is my ENV:
SUN jdk1.4.2_05,
Eclispe 3.0.
MyEclipse3.8.1
command line: D:\eclipse\eclipse.exe -vm d:\j2sdk1.4.2_05\bin\javaw -vmargs -Xmx512M.
Thank you.

[Riyad Kalla]

Yes the JSP editor does pickup the encoding off of the pageEncoding argument (we had a Polish gentleman running into a similar problem), have you tried using Big5 encoding for your pages?

[qihaihui]

I move the following text to the first line,
<%@ page language=”java” pageEncoding=”GBK” %>

it is fine now. the jsp file encoding is determined from content : GBK
Thank you very much.

[dyben]

The version of myEclipse which i use is 3.8.2, i put the “<%@ page language=”java” pageEncoding=”GBK” %>” in the first line,but i found the problem is still exist!How to?

[dearmite]

dyben
you must open the jsp file in notepad or edit plus …
and you put the “<%@ page language=”java” pageEncoding=”GBK” %>” in the first line

and then you open the file in Eclipse,

[dearmite]

if you change the file in Eclipse ,
the file ‘s encoding changed to iso8859-1 alreday!

and when you open the file in notepad editplus etc ,
the file is also “ù¶ÈËù¸½´óÈö·¢È÷µÄ·”
this file is destroyed !

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