How can jsp recognize Chinese character which is made by myself ?

[neltan]

as question.

I enter some Chinese character. JSP display is as "?k".

Is that only HK Java programmer like me face this problem ?!

After creating some new character, the bitmap and code are store in 3 files in path like "C:\Windows", they are:

- HKSCSCJ.TBL
- Hkscscmp.tte
- HKSCSQK.TBL

The files will be distributed to all users of the receipt application. It seems that browser not know that it should find out the special character here.

P.S. receipt application of my organization is originally a VB application. VB display correctly. But web not able to...

Can I set any program to make this work ?

reference:

http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=31&thread=441576&tstart=0&trange=50

 

[sedj]

All browsers display characters as an encoding scheme - ie for West European the encoding is "ISO-8859" (or something similar). You need to set your response to display the appropriate encoding, and set the Locale - see

http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/a...e.html#setCharacterEncoding(java.lang.String)