If you access http://scraper.bibsonomy.org/service?url=http%3A%2%2Fwww.jstor.org%2Faction%2FexportSingleCitation%3FsingleCitation%3Dtrue%26suffix%3D3246630&format=bibtex (on one line) you will get accented characters right, but if you fetch Jstor via Jabref you don't. It comes from URLDownload.java and the InputStreamReader doesn't take care of the default encoding. It might be replaced as shown below: ! //BufferedReader read = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(_in)); ! BufferedReader read = new BufferedReader(ImportFormatReader.getReaderDefaultEncoding(_in));
Please find here enclosed a proposed patch (already submitted to tracker too).
Jstor archives many non English articles (in Unicode) and the output was
unreadable. Here is an example (on a Mac):
El nivel de mortalidad cancerosa, por otro
lado, es similar al francés e inglés para los hombres e inferior
para las mujeres. Sin embargo, las tendencias observadas en ciertos
tipos de cáncer (pulmón, seno, intestinos) dejan presagiar que
esta patología puede convertirse en un factor adicional de deterioro
en los próximos años.},
copyright = {Copyright © 1995 Institut National d'Études Démographiques},
Regards,
Nicolas Brouard INED
[email protected]
URLDownload-encoding.patch
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