The most complete process for processing garbled code in jsp does not require manual Transcoding

The most complete process for processing garbled code in jsp does not require manual Transcoding

Taking the encoding format as an example of UTF-8

1, jsp page file encoding format, right-click in eclipse-properties-resource-text file encode modify the UTF-8

2.

<%@ page  pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>

As above, the file storage format is used to store files and compile Chinese Characters

3.

<%@ page  contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>

Jsp page decoding format

4. jsp pageInside

The browser decoding format. If this format is not set, you can set it in the browser.
5. Add a filter to web. xml in the wen project.

 
 
  characterEncodingFilter
       
 
  org.springframework.web.filter.CharacterEncodingFilter
       
           
  
   encoding
            
  
   UTF-8
        
       
           
  
   forceEncoding
            
  
   true
        
   
     
  
   characterEncodingFilter
      
  
   /*
    
 

 
  
Do not miss it. Otherwise, garbled characters may appear when there are other filters.
 

This is actually equivalent to the jsp page

request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8")response.setCharacterEncoding ("UTF-8")

6. Set the Port location in the server. xml file in tomcat

7, if the use of <% @ include file = "../footer. jsp" %> requires both sides of the encoding completely consistent, such as not one side of UTF-8, one side of the UTF-8