Below are the methods that deal with the encoding/decoding So I'm calling handleRequest($fun,$parameters) from my cgi file which calls a Handler.pm which initially does an eval call to handleRequest which firstly does eval call looks like this: 

sub handle_req_cgi{
eval {
       $log->info("pjb.cgi - Started function $function , user: $user_
+name");
       $msg = UI::PJB::handleRequest($function, $parameters);
         1; 
    }

//Response
$tx->res->code($res_code);
$tx->res->headers->content_type('application/json');
$tx->res->body(encode('UTF-8',$msg));
#THIS IS THE LINE which corrupts the msg but if I print just the msg w
+ithout encode then #wide character warning is thrown by Mojo
$tx->rendered;
}

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handleRequest() 
# looks like this:
{
 $jsonDecodedParameters = $J->decode($parameters);

my $result = executeFunction($fun, $jsonDecodedParameters);

if(ref $result eq ref {} && defined $result->{$HTTP_REQUEST_REDIRECT_U
+RL_KEY}) {
        $jsonEncodedResult = $J->encode($result);

 returns this $jsonEncodedResult 
}

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then the control inside Handler.pm proceeds to write the response of

In reply to Re^3: Encoding/decoding for korean strings by siva_pm
in thread Encoding/decoding for korean strings by siva_pm

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