On 12/29/06, Emmanuel Lecharny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
AAAAAAHHHHHhhhh ! (Or is it \C3\C3\C3\C3\C3\C3HHHHHhhhh ? :)
You will have to be a little bit more explicit... How do you build your RDN?
FYI, it is supposed to be a UTF-8 encoded String, so if you are to code an
ä, you will have to :
- create a byte array containing it's counterpart (0xC3 0xa4) and do a new
String( byteArray, "UTF-8" ) before passing it to the RDN constructor
- OR do a new RDN( "\u00e4" );
never do a new RDN( "ä" ), because then the String will be considered as
ISO-8859-1 encoded string (at least in Germany or in France, not in Turkey
:)
What is the difference between creating an RDN with new RDN( "ä" ) and
with new String( new byte[] { 0xC3, 0xa4 }, "UTF-8" ) ? There is
nothing as "UTF-8" String in Java. All strings are UTF-16. You can get
their representations in other encodings as byte arrays. So when you
do a new RDN( "ä" ), it should be converted to UTF-16 internally. What
am I missing here?
(Not being able to display the character in source code in other
platforms is a different matter. It's about the text editor encoding.)
Does it help you to figure out what can be the probem ?
Emmanuel L\u00e9charny :)
On 12/29/06, Tino Schwarze < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> we had an UTF-8 discussion this week, didn't we?
>
> I'm serving content from my open-EIS partition and UTF-8 characters get
> garbled. I see that it happends because I build a RDN for the
> SearchResult and dhe RdnParser will escape non-ASCII characters in the
> values. (Like '\C3\A4' for German Umlaut ä).
>
> JXplorer shows this as %5cC3%5cA4 and sends it back this way when I try
> to expand the appropiate node.
>
> Who is to blame and what can I do about that?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Tino.
>
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Emmanuel Lécharny
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