I've this problem:
In my web application, i've a directory called "ùòèìà"
If i use Mozilla i see the directory, instead on Internet Explorer it
return this error:
HTTP Status 404 /ùò�ìà /index.jsp

This is part of my localhost_access_log.2004-03-23.txt:

Mozilla Firefox on Linux
192.168.88.100 - - [23/Mar/2004:10:30:18 +0100] "GET
/test/%F9%F2%E8%EC%E0/index.jsp HTTP/1.1" 200 60

IE on WIN
192.168.88.159 - - [23/Mar/2004:10:31:44 +0100] "GET
/test/%C3%B9%C3%B2%C3%A8%C3%AC%C3%A0/index.jsp HTTP/1.1" 404 728

How can i solve it?

Thanks

If, under FireFox this works "/test/%F9%F2%E8%EC%E0/index.jsp", have
you tried this under IE?

Just looking at yours logs it looks like:

1.) IE encodes "ùòèìà" into "%C3%B9%C3%B2%C3%A8%C3%AC%C3%A0"
2.) FireFox encodes the same into "%F9%F2%E8%EC%E0"

So, why not try this under IE (the encoding that FireFox uses).

Good luck :)

This is not my real problem, it's only a simplification.
I need that tomcat response in appropriate way even if i write "ùòèìà" 

My real problem is with Webdav (It'snt able to copy directory
continent òàèòì in webdav) from Windows and OpenOffice

Thanks

how are you currently encoding the url in the servlet/jsp?

I don't know my encondig. I think UTF-8.
I want a configuration that autoselect the encoding and the decoding of url.

Thanks