"Javaweb" modifies the default encoding for new JSPs in eclipse for Java EE, avoiding the problem of encoding each new one

The default encoding for new JSPs in Eclipse for Java EE is iso-8859-1,

This is very distressing, every time you create a new JSP to press CTRL+F, all iso-8859-1 replaced by Utf-8, just can.

Specific example:

What age is this? The default encoding for the 2010 published Dreamweaver CS4 is Utf-8, which is no longer the GBK of Dreamweaver 8. What's the age of this, Eclipse for Java EE is not internationalized?

Fortunately, this thing can be as modified, choose Windows->perference, in the popup window input JSP input, the encoding from iso-8859-1 to Utf-8, modified after the new JSP's default encoding is Utf-8.

Of course, at the same time remember to set your default project properties to be utf-8 instead of the default GBK Oh! This setting is also set in general in preference so that the default code for your new Java EE project is utf-8

"Javaweb" modifies the default encoding for new JSPs in eclipse for Java EE, avoiding the problem of encoding each new one