To make sure Tomcat starts with UTF-8 instead of the default, I put a script in [tomcat]/bin called utf8startup.sh:
#!/bin/bash ./startup.sh dFile.encoding="UTF-8"
Running this instead of the standard startup.sh helps to avoid character encoding issues.
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