0000464: [FIX] Latin-1 for SeaSide

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0000464

[Squeak Packages] Seaside

feature

always

10-27-04 16:31

03-24-07 15:56

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MarcusDenker

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won't fix

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0000464: [FIX] Latin-1 for SeaSide

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Subject: [FIX] Latin-1 for SeaSide
Author: sam@rfc1149.net
Date Posted: 29 March 2004
Archive ID: 21401
Comments:

Currently, SeaSide sends out strings using the squeak encoding, while
the
default charset for HTTP 1.1 is iso-8859-1.

The attached changeset feeds SeaSide strings through "squeakToIso". Now,
accented iso-8859-1 characters show up properly in browsers.

Additional Information

Subject: Re: [FIX] Latin-1 for SeaSide
Author: Samuel Tardieu
Date Posted: 30 March 2004
Archive ID: 21428
Comments: >>>>> "Jason" == Jason Rogers <jacaetevha@fast-mail.org> writes:

Jason> Is this inclusive of the first set of changes?

It contains the first set of changes. But I think the proper fix is
not to install those changes and fix it in KomHttpServer instead, as
the conversion should be done for every string sent from or received
by the HTTP server.

Attached Files

Latin-1 for SeaSide.cs.gz [^] (256 bytes) 10-27-04 16:31

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Notes
(0002392 - 197 - 197 - 197 - 197 - 197 - 197) gokr 08-18-05 00:46	I haven't thought it through in detail but hardcoding a conversion to latin-1 in KomHttpServer seems wrong - for example, I have developed several apps with KomHttpServer that actually serves utf8.

(0010452 - 379 - 403 - 403 - 403 - 403 - 403) pmm 03-19-07 15:10	Squeak now no longer uses Squeak encoding to this not an issue anymore. Additonally we don't do encoding conversion in Seaside itself but in the server adapters. It's up to the author to provide Strings in the correct encoding. For Squeak 3.7 this means sending #squeakToIso (and optionally #isoToUtf8) to your String literals. So this can be marked as closed or won't fix.

(0010465 - 23 - 23 - 23 - 23 - 23 - 23) renggli 03-24-07 15:56	see last comment of pmm

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
10-27-04 16:31	MarcusDenker	New Issue
10-27-04 16:31	MarcusDenker	File Added: Latin-1 for SeaSide.cs.gz
08-18-05 00:46	gokr	Note Added: 0002392
03-19-07 15:10	pmm	Note Added: 0010452
03-24-07 15:56	renggli	Status	new => closed
03-24-07 15:56	renggli	Note Added: 0010465
03-24-07 15:56	renggli	Resolution	open => won't fix

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