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Hi Folks,
I am trying the evaluation version for MyEclipse for Web Project Feature. I need to work with Japanese Encoded JSPs (shift_jis encoded) using JSP Editor. The JSP editor in MyEclipse has configuration for encoding including SHIFT JIS but opening the JP encoded JSP corrupts the Japanese contents.I think it take the default encoding for Editors (UTF-8). Please correct me if my way of doing is wrong.
Thanks,
Alps. 🙂Alps,
We have had problems before with the encoding of the page not beeing maintained, the workspace is to specify the pageEncoding argument in the JSP page’s directives section. Hopefully in ME 3.8.4 this will be fixed; sorry for the inconvenience.I’m having the exact same problem after we our installation to Eclipse 3.0.1 and MyEclipse 3.8.3. All UTF-8 encoded Chinese, Korean and Japanese characters are all messeg up upon opening in the JSP editor. However, this problem does not exist in Eclipse 3.0.1 alone or using Eclipse 3.0.0 with MyEclipse 3.8 Beta 2.
Do you have a target date for fixing this problem?
Stephen
Stephen,
Are you specifying the pageEncoding attribute for the @page directive in those JSP pages? If not, can you try doing that and see if it fixes the problem?There is currently a problem with the JSP editor ignoring the default (and new file) page encoding, it seems to always default to Latin/English. We are working on fixing it but it seems to be an issue with the underlying WTP editors. I will add your comments to the bug and see if we can’t bump its priority.
