Re: JSP page directive contentType overriden by Apache tomcat?

> Sorry for my poor analysis about META.  I agree META won't work.


And even more appology for this portion of my previous posting.
I misunderstood what Jungshik wrote in his original posting.
Please disregard it.

> Anyway, it makes sense that flushing before setLocale would
> fix this problem.  But I still don't understand why the
> generated Java code from the JSP with
> "contentType=text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1" can include
> this line:
>     response.setContenttype("text/html; charset=UTF-8")
> as Jungshik indicated.
> 
> This is the result of static compilation and there is
> no way for JSP compiler to predict that a locale
> that should be mapped to UTF-8 will be used at the
> execution time.  Any idea?
> 


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