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Jad file parameters value

 
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Is it possible to insert a parameter to a jad file with value not combined from ASCII parameters (like characters in ISO8859_1 ,UTF8)?
 
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You can use UTF-8. UTF-8 is the default character encoding if you don't specify a charset parameter in your JAD's HTTP Content-Type header.
You can also use ISO-8859-1 (or anything else) if you set the charset parameter of the HTTP Content-Type header.
I'm not sure what device support is like when you stray from US-ASCII though. In theory, UTF-8 should work for all devices; ISO-8859-1 might, in theory, not be supported by a device.
 
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