The solution to the problem of question marks and garbled characters in Chinese when passing json to the front desk using ajax

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I use Springmvc to transmit a json to the front desk and backend in the controller layer. There is no problem with the display. Chinese characters are displayed normally but when I reach the front desk,

Chinese characters become question marks.

Later I discovered that because @ResponseBody was used to return json in the controller, and the implementation class of @ResponseBody in the spring source code found that its default encoding was iso-8859-1, and the encoding used by the project was utf-8 , so there will be garbled characters when transmitting Chinese.

Here I used annotations to solve the problem:

@RequestMapping(value="/echarts.do", produces = "application/json; charset=utf-8")

This method is more suitable for the new version of spring, the version of this project:

4.1.4.RELEASE

The above is what I compiled for everyone. I hope it will be helpful to everyone in the future.

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