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Re[2]: XSL and international characters
- From: Marcin Kłos <quosoo at dreamteam dot com dot pl>
- To: Jirka Kosek <xsl-list at lists dot mulberrytech dot com>
- Date: Wed, 5 Dec 2001 09:41:18 +0100
- Subject: Re[2]: [xsl] XSL and international characters
- Organization: 3W Internet Marketing
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Hi!
> It states that international characters should be encoded in UTF-8 in
> URLs. Byte sequences of UTF-8 are writen as %xx in URLs. This means that
> %C5%82 is character which is in UTF-8 represented by sequence of two
> bytes C5 82. Hower this doesn't represents Unicode character U+C582, but
> U+0142 (latin small letter l with stroke -- ł).
Yes, exactly and that's the letter (U+0142) I wanted to be passed to
the XSLT transforamation as a parameter.
> Only problem is that many applications treat URL not as UTF-8 encoded,
> but ISO-8859-1 encoded.
Exactly, however in this particular case I do have some posibility to
change the way application (Tomcat - because it his fault) work so I
hope I will manage to solve the problem.
Thanks to all participants of this discussion. I've lerned a lot.
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Best regards
Marcin 'Quosoo' Kłos
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