Perhaps someone can tell me if this is a bug or if I'm doing something
wrong.
I have an XML document with some UTF-8 encoded strings in it. The XML
document is labeled as being encoded in UTF-8. I want to print those
strings out using the x:out tag in a UTF-8 encoded JSP. The problem
seems to be that strings which come out of x:out are always labeled as
being ISO-8859-1 encoded. This causes the JspWriter to perform an
unnecessary ISO-8859-1 to UTF-8 conversion on the string. The resulting
page is UTF-8 but the strings are incorrect due to the conversion. (At
least thats what I think is going on.)
I've discovered a workaround to this problem. I create a new UTF-8
string based on the getBytes() of the string that comes out of x:out.
These strings show up correctly.
I'm using Tomcat 5.5 and Standard-1.1 taglibs. Any thoughts? I'd rather
not have to use the workaround.
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