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json deserialization issue with special characters

 
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All,

I am facing an issue with json serialization , please let me know if you have come across this.

Actual SOA requests contains below element in the request:

<lastName>,.?/ AAC??¼ÆÐæ</lastName>

when it reaches the Controller layer it becomes like this:

"lastName":",.?/ AAC??üÃÂÃÂæ" //some non-printable and ascii characters are getting appended.

Tech Stack -> Spring REST , Jackson

Regards,
Vijay
 
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From what I've read online, Jackson takes care of character encoding for you. So this shouldn't be an issue. How did you notice the issue, was it in the logs or something? Maybe the logger is messing up the characters or something like that. Also not sure but maybe it's a browser issue?
 
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