I use Spring MVC Internationalization. But some characters dont look . When i write them in Html , they look perfectly. When i use Internationalization, they dont look in my page . Specially 'Ö','Ü' dont look .
In the first place you have to use UTF-8 encoding for characters ü and ö too in your internationalization file. More generally use an explicit UTF-8 encoding for any non-Latin character such as French é or è etc.
Even if your characters are encoded properly, the viewer still needs to know about the encoding, and it needs to have a font that supports the decoded characters.
What are you using to display the broken characters?
Dominique Ubersfeld wrote:In the first place you have to use UTF-8 encoding for characters ü and ö too in your internationalization file. More generally use an explicit UTF-8 encoding for any non-Latin character such as French é or è etc.
Thanks , i solved it )
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