#8 iso-8859-1 seems broken on MacOS ...

[Anonymous]

Using JP 2.0.2 under both MacOS X Panther and Linux
(Suse 9, Sun JVM) our spanish translation pages show up
with garbage instead of the high-order iso-8859-1 chars.
Same deployment under Linux works fine.

We can save / edit the content / template files under JEdit
under either platform using ISO8859_1 encoding, and we
get the proper chars in the editor.

When we were using JPublish 1.3, it worked fine on either
platform. 2.0.2 works great for us except for these
international chars under MacOS.

We have the following snippet in our jpublish.xml:

<character-encoding-map path="*">
<page-encoding>iso-8859-1</page-encoding>
<template-encoding>iso-8859-1</template-encoding>
<request-encoding>iso-8859-1</request-
encoding>
<response-encoding>iso-8859-1</response-
encoding>
</character-encoding-map>

Both Safari and Firebird display the same junk, even
though Firebird shows the page's encoding as ISO-8859-1.

For example, 'ó', (&#243;) gets emitted as hex 97,
whereas it used to be emitted as hex f3 under JP 1.3. Any
ideas?

jlrobins@socialserve.com