That character means that your page declared its content is encoded with UTF-8, but it is actually encoded with ISO-8859-1.
If you prefer to stick to UTF-8, then you have to find into your code where the ISO-8859-1 encoding is being slipped. I suggest to set UTF-8 with setEncodingScheme in your RedirectView object.
I’m not getting it to take the accent on the a in the return of the model
@RequestMapping(value="/resetPassword", method=RequestMethod.POST)
public ModelAndView passwordReset(@RequestParam String username, @RequestParam String mail){
Map<String, Object> filter = new HashMap<String,Object>();
filter.put("usuario", username);
filter.put("mail", mail);
Usuario usuario = usuarioManager.findUnique(filter);
if(usuario != null)
mailServiceManager.solicitudResetClave(usuario.getMail(), usuario.getEntidadMm().getNombre(), usuario.getId());
return new ModelAndView(new RedirectView("/login?mensaje=Si los datos son validos, te llegara un email con los pasos para recuperar tu clave. Verificu00e1 tu casilla para continuar."));
}Which character are you getting, instead of
There is what I show in the photo, I pull out a question mark