hi.
is Usemodj support i18n(internationalization)?
i want use japanese(utf-8), so i customize below...
but...not display input data correctly...and in the case of Shift_JIS also...
am i wrong? or is there something to do?
>> usemodj-utf8.war v1.2 release supports unicode(i18n international ) encoding.
Tomcat 4.1.x servers are requred. It supports encoding filter. usemodj v1.2 is tested at tomcat4.1.24 and tomcat4.1.30.
There is utf-8 encoding problem at Tomcat Server. All string of request.getParameter() returns iso-8859-1 encoding string.And thus, UseModj? Wiki BaseAction? Servlet decodes the request.getParameter() string with the init charset (web.xml encoding charset). There is a plan to support UTF-8 encoding about all wiki pages.But some problems are that any component or tool does not support utf-8 encoding. >> Now, usemodj-utf8.war v1.2 release supports unicode(i18n internationalization ) encoding. Tomcat 4.1.x servers are requred. It supports encoding filter. usemodj v1.2 is tested at tomcat4.1.24 and tomcat4.1.30. That is also running at Jetty web server( testing version jetty-4.2.22). Jetty is a pure java web server.(http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty/index.html) Tanx for response.and i'm sorry for the lack of information. i don't use tomcat.i'm using jetty 4.2.15rc0. for instance, carendar data is displayed so correctry. but editing data in wiki is not. i used to do as your advice, but, not correct...display as "?????". >> It is possible Usemodj v1.2 runs at Jetty java web server. >> currently, it is testing with jetty-4.2.22 OK, tanks for your support. i'll be waiting next release. it's good effort,SeokJin?. I am running Tomcat 4.1.24 on Linux and get the following error when I try to run usemodj. I put the .war file in $TOMCAT_HOME/work/Standalone/localhost/manager. I am trying to edit the home page and first it won't let me until I remove the passwords from the preferences. It doesn't save these incidently. Then I edit and save, but after a long time (minutes) the save comes back with: type Exception report message description The server encountered an internal error () that prevented it from fulfilling this request. exception javax.servlet.ServletException?: Can't find resource for bundle java.util.PropertyResourceBundle?, key can.not.write.file ==> Reply : First, check the directory permission of DataDir? pathin WEB-INF/classes/usemodj.properties. There must be permissions that create folder or file, and read/write file.(DataDir?/diff_log, pageidx, rclog, and subfolders or files) Second, Append the following message to WEB-INF/classes/ApplicationResources?.properties, and it will display the correct error message [WEB-INF/classes/ApplicationResources?.properties]: can.not.write.file = can not write {0} |