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Set your charset to approiate one like below:
response.setContentType("text/html; charset=ISO-8859-9");
or when you get the result from resultset you can use something below,
otherwise you couldn`t get the right characters.
newsName = new String(rs
.getString("isim").getBytes("ISO-8859-1"),"ISO-8859-9");
Another reason could be the JDBC driver. Some characters could be
lose on the JDBC driver.
Above are the possible reasons that i know.
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> Sent: 08 Mayıs 2000 Pazartesi 10:22
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> Subject: SJIS or ISO8859_1 in a servlet ?
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> hi,
>
> database :MS SQL Server 7.0(japanese)
> os:turbo-linux:4.2
> kernel:2.2.9
> apache:1.3.6
> Apache jserv :1.0
>
> when ever i'm trying to get data from the database, some of the
> charaters are not interpreted properly. A '?' is displayed wherever
> characters are to be displayed. i v changed the character set to
> ISO8859_1 and the problem is not solved totally, some characters like
> '$'(dollar) are not displayes properly. as in "$45.89", it displays
> "?45.89". any hints?
> i have tried SJIS character encoding also. itz of no use.
>
> thanks in advance
> sriram
>
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