I am in the process of migrating our CMS application to use UTF-8 as
the default charset when writing files using CFFILE. In order for the
migration to work and not break existing files I need to find out the
default charset of the JVM. I talked to a couple different people and
was told to use java.nio.charset.Charset.displayName() but I can't get
the code to work to save my life. Do I need to upgrade the JVM or
install some kind of JDK in order for this to work?
<cfset variables.Obj.Locale = createObject("java","java.util.Locale")>
<cfset variables.Obj.Charset = createObject("java","java.nio.charset.Charset")>
<cfset variables.DefaultLocale = ToString(Variables.Obj.Locale.getDefault())>
<cfset variables.DefaultCharset = Variables.Obj.Charset.displayName()>
<cfoutput>
Default Locale: #Variables.DefaultLocale#<br>
Default Charset: #Variables.DefaultCharset#
</cfoutput>
Thanks,
John Blayter
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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