Solution to Chinese garbled characters in java

Solution 1:

When you pass the value to you, add a casual character to the back, and then use the substring to intercept the previous character. (Silly method)

 

Solution 2:

<Input type = "hidden" name = "" value = ""/> when passing a parameter in the shadow field on the page to the action, the passing value of this parameter does not seem to contain garbled characters.

 

Solution 3:

Configure Filter

 

Solution 4:

To transmit Chinese Characters in these two URLs, the url must be encoded and decoded.

Encoding: encodeURI ("string containing Chinese characters "))

Decoding: java.net. URLDecoder. decode ("the string to be decoded", "UTF-8 ");

 

Solution 5 (the most common solution ):

<Connector port = "8081" protocol = "HTTP/1.1"
ConnectionTimeout = "20000"
RedirectPort = "8443"
URLEncoding = "UTF-8"
/> Www.2cto.com

Server. xml configuration file in the tomcat conf folder

Add URLEncoding = "UTF-8"

You can implement unified character conversion to convert the default URL to unicode encoding.

Changed to UTF-8 encoding to solve the problem of Garbled text jump between Chinese pages.