Instead of using exec, have you tried to open a pipe (open "|
javacmd") and use fconfigure on the I/O channel returned by this?
Cheers,
Bas.
On 5 Sep 2007, at 17:05, Janine Sisk wrote:
This may be more of a Tcl question than an AOLserver one, but I'm
guessing that people on this list are more likely to have run into
it. So here goes.
I'm working with strings encoded in big5 and gb2312 (traditional
and simplified Chinese, respectively). I'm exec'ing out to an Java
program that translates from one to the other. I have found that
the only way to get my data to the program intact, and get the
response back intact, is to store the data in intermediate files
with the fconfigure command to set the encoding. Anything else
ends up mangling the data. I can't, for example, grab the return
value of the command directly from the exec; if I do, it's
mangled. I have to have the java program write it to a file, and
then read it with the encoding set, in order to get the data intact.
As you can imagine, having to write two files per page request
isn't exactly ideal, even with caching. So has anyone else done
this and found a way to do it?
thanks,
janine
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