The Chinese output of servlet server and client is garbled

1, Browser code - spot - Right click - see - code - Confirmation is utf-8.
2,web Server code ISO-8859-1

Situation 1 、 Forms
Form content ：

html
meta http-equiv=”content-type” content=”text/html;charset=utf-8”/
body
h1> Our form
form action=”/,,” method=”post”
user name ：input type=”text” name=”username”/

password &nbsp:input type=”password” name=”username”
input type=”submit” value=” Submit ”

The way 1,get Submit in the request line .
Method 1,
String s=new String(request.getParameter(“username”).getBytes(“iso-8859-1”),”utf-8”);
// Clearly inform with ios-859-1 receive , To utf8 code

Method 2,
Write tool class
1〉 stay src Zhongjian has a toolkit （com.zys.utils）
2〉 Build a class in the package (MyTools)
3〉 The code is as follows ：
Public class MyTools{
Public static String getNewString(String str){
String newString=”“;
try{
newString=new String(str.getBytes(“ios-8859-1”),”utf-8”);
}catch(Exception e){
e.printStackTrace();
}
return newString;
}
}
4〉 Receive and convert
String s=request.getParameter(“username”);
// Import toolkit
MyTools.getNewString(s);

The way 2,post The submission is encapsulated in the request body .
Only in web Server receiver page ：
request.setCharacterEncoding(“UTF-8”);
explain ： It is best to post Submit , Large amount of data - Security - convenient .

Situation two 、 Hyperlinks
Test connection
The essence is get Submit .

Situation three 、sendRedirect();
Form submission - The way 1get- Method 2 in 4〉 Receive form submissions username And convert .
String s=request.getParameter(“username”);
// Import toolkit
MyTools.getNewString(s);
// Put the received u Data is transferred to the next page .
response.sendRedirect(“/ Next page address ?uname=”+s);
//s It's Chinese , Therefore, it is also used get Submit Chinese .
// Receive on the next page uname And switch .
// The server is already in Chinese , Also let the client ( browser ) Print out Chinese .
response.setContentType(“text/html;charset=utf-8”);
PrintWriter out=response.getWriter();
String s=request.getParameter(“uname”);
// The server type is Chinese
System.out.prinln(“uname=”+MyTools.getNewString(s));
// The client outputs Chinese
out.prinln(“uname=”+MyTools.getNewString(s));

Situation four 、IE6 Up to , For case 2 and case 3 , There are odd numbers in Chinese .
Method ：
Situation two
String info=java.net.URLEncoder.encode(“ Study hard .jpg”,”utf-8”);
Test connection
Situation three
response.sendRedirect(“/ Next page address ?uname=”+info);