Thanks - this was almost the solution. In fact, UTF-8 is the default encoding on Linux and
something called "Cp1252" - which isn't even documented as a Java recognized
encoding - is the default on Windows.
Since the commons fileupload class has a method for decoding with a specified character
encoding, I solved the problem by explicitly passing Cp1252 as the encoding method and now
I'm getting the behavior I want on either system.
I still haven't figured out how to do the same thing for regular (non-multipart)
forms. There's a function on the Request object called setCharacterEncoding, but it
had no effect when I tried it.
Frank
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