Hi Rui,

This public forum thread was concluded with creating an issue.

That issue was closed with a "Won't fix" and a comment on how you can make it work. Please check the comments on the issue that you can find here.

Palli

Hi Rui,

Well, I probably can not test this as I don't have Portugese installed on my computer and no files with Portugese names... I could give you some Icelandic ones, but that's another story :-)

So, what I have is Guy's closing comment on the issue, where he states that you should fix by "by changing the web.config globalization definitions for the response".

Currently in my web.config I have: "<globalization requestEncoding="utf-8" responseEncoding="utf-8" />"

This article here for instance, shows you what you can change in there. Don't know if you have utf-8 in there in your environment, but if you don't I suggest you try changing "responseEncoding", first to utf-8 and then to Portugese if that fails.

Please let us know how things go.

Palli