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Re: [jetty-users] Character encoding problem with static Javascript content
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Done, I filled the bug in bugzilla.
But, for the time being,
Is there a way to fix it manually or by configuration to force it to send the Content-Type as UTF8?
Jose
2011/5/24 Michael Gorovoy
<michael@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Jose,
This appears to be an issue with DefaultServlet. Please open a ticket at
http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs for RT | Jetty project and it will be investigated.
Thanks,
Michael
I guess this is a very basic an easy to solve question, but couldn't find the solution for Jetty 7 neither on the jetty sites nor googling around...
- I am running jetty 7.4
- The OS is Ubuntu (I guess this is not relevant) and its encoding is UTF-8 (I guess this might be)
- Html generated from my webapp is displayed correctly on the browser window. Bith the HTTP Response header set Content-Type correctly (Content-Type:text/html; charset=UTF-8) and the pages themselves contain the proper meta tags specifying UTF-8
- The static _javascript_ files served are UTF-8 encoded on the filesystem.
- BUT...
- They are served by jetty with Content-Type:application/x-_javascript_;charset=ISO-8859-1
- Then, text on those _javascript_ is displayed incorrectly, of course.
Why?
How can I change this behaviour for the whole jetty server to force it to UTF-8 instead?
Is there some setting on the etc that forces jetty to be UTF-8 by default?
Can I set a filter or a context configuration instead?
(I'd prefer not to have to serve the .js myself explicitly to force the charset MYSELF)
Thanks,
Jose
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