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so i should encode the string first in hte bean, not in the jsp page?
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so i should encode the string first in hte bean, not in the jsp page?

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yes, if you can show us the bean. we might be able to help.
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yes, if you can show us the bean. we might be able to help.

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you are very welcome! but is any reason for a 'C' grade?<br />
<a href="http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm#7" rel="ugc">http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm#7</a>
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you are very welcome! but is any reason for a 'C' grade?
http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm#7 [http://www.cityofangels.com/Experts/Closing.htm#7]

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well, seems i gave wrong the grade according to that description... <br />
but can i still change it?
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well, seems i gave wrong the grade according to that description...
but can i still change it?

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When using the bean tag, usually i write <br />
&lt;bean:write name=&quot;herb&quot; property=&quot;type&quot; /&gt; <br />
to display the value of a variable of a bean.<br />
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However, when the value of a string variable is chinese, i have to change the encoding to display it properly.<br />
i usually write:<br />
&lt;%=new String(herb.getType().getB<wbr />ytes(&quot;iso8<wbr />859_1&quot;),&quot;b<wbr />ig5&quot;)%&gt;<br />
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my question is, can i just the bean tag to display the chinese properly instead of the jsp expression?<br />

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When using the bean tag, usually i write 
<bean:write name="herb" property="type" /> 
to display the value of a variable of a bean.

However, when the value of a string variable is chinese, i have to change the encoding to display it properly.
i usually write:
<%=new String(herb.getType().getBytes("iso8859_1"),"big5")%>

my question is, can i just the bean tag to display the chinese properly instead of the jsp expression?


Using struts, display Chinese

JavaServer Pages (JSP) allow the development of dynamically generated web pages. It uses the Java programming language; JSP pages are translated into servlets at runtime, with each servlet being cached and reused until the JSP is modified. JSP allows Java code to be interleaved with static web markup content, so the resulting page can be compiled and executed on the server to deliver the content.