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| Accented charcaters in certain links (maybe only to User Profile pages) are incorrectly escaped by the latest 2.4 engine. |
| Non latin or non-ASCII7bits characters in certain links are incorrectly escaped by the latest 2.4 engine. |
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| I spotted the problem with the accented characters in my name, but it also surfaces with asian characters, and presumably lots of non-7bits-ASCII characters. That's why I dare to increase the severity. |
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| Works perfectly on Tomcat 5.5.16 on OSX... It's probably a configuration, not an engine issue... |
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| Yup. Tomcat 5.5. requires {{{URIEncoding="UTF-8"}}} in the proper Connector block of the server.xml file. For example, for the AJP 1.3 connector with Apache, it might say: |
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| {{{ |
| <!-- Define an AJP 1.3 Connector on port 8009 --> |
| <Connector port="8009" className="org.apache.coyote.tomcat4.CoyoteConnector" |
| enableLookups="false" redirectPort="8443" protocol="AJP/1.3" |
| connectionTimeOut="120000" acceptCount="200" maxThreads="250" |
| minSpareThreads="25" maxSpareThreads="75" URIEncoding="UTF-8"> |
| <Logger className="org.apache.catalina.logger.FileLogger" |
| prefix="apache_log." suffix=".txt" |
| timestamp="true"/> |
| </Connector> |
| }}} |
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| Should be working now. |
| -- JanneJalkanen |
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| -- [JDuprez] right, I configured this for my HTTP connector on 8080, and it worked. Thanks for the support. |
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| Even if it turns out not to be a JSPWiki bug, it deserves some mention in the install documentation (I installed Tomcat out of the box on WinXP, default configuration really). OK I know your answer: ''feel free to edit the install page'' :o) Fine, I'll do that. |
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| Update: I reopen this bug based on new info below. I lower severity though, as there truly is a workaround. |
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| Functionally it appears as a regression between 2.2.33 and 2.4.0 : until I upgraded my Wiki engine to 2.4.0 it did not exhibit this problem regardless of the {{URIEncoding}} setting. |
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| * To make sure, I have: |
| ** removed the {{URIEncoding}} field from {{server.xml}} |
| ** run two Wiki web apps (one jspWiki 2.2.33 and another jspWiki 2.4.0) in the same Tomcat instance |
| * they demonstrate different behavior: |
| ** 2.4.0 exhibits the problem |
| ** whereas 2.2.33 works fine |
| * when I specify {{URIEncoding="UTF-8"}}, both versions work fine. |
| If you have time to investigate this issue, it sure helps deployment that JSPWiki works without having to touch the JSP container settings - ease of installation and configuration is indeed one of the strong points of JSPWiki. |
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| The reason why they are different is probably because you have enabled ShortViewURLConstructor on 2.4.0. Tomcat decodes paths using different rules than parameters... |
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| -- JanneJalkanen |
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| --JDuprez |
| Fair enough, sounds logical. |
| Note however, that I didn't explicitly specify this URL setting; here is the extract of my {{jspwiki.properties}}, related to {{URLConstructor}}. notice that everything is comented out (default setting): |
| {{{ |
| #jspwiki.urlConstructor = DefaultURLConstructor |
| #jspwiki.urlConstructor = ShortViewURLConstructor |
| #jspwiki.shortURLConstructor.prefix = /wiki |
| }}} |
| Is {{ShortViewURLConstructor}} the default? |
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| ''Apologies for insistively following up. Strictly speaking, if you're right, this is not a bug report but a support request. Please let's keep the bug open until the reason is sorted out though...'' |
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| No, the DefaultURLConstructor is the default. What kind of URLs are you getting? |
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| -- JanneJalkanen |
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| -- JDuprez Well, the same as witnessed on this site when I reported this bug: [[JérômeDuprez] generates a link {{{http://localhost:8080/MyWiki/Edit.jsp?page=J%C3%A9r%C3%B4meDuprez}}}, to a page named {{{JÃRÃMeDuprez}}}. |
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| To be honest I'm less concerned by this issue now that I've configured the {{{URIEncoding}}} flag on the couple of Tomcat instances I routinely use. I'll redo the test next time I upgrade the wikis engine version. |
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| --Felipe Lauksas |
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| Even when TomCat is configured, the accent's doesn't work in the page titles, the title is created without any characters that have any accent. The body text accents works perfectly. |
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