I have tried these two methods.
1) Filter changed nothing: "?" are still displaying in input elements.
Non-english symbols are replaced with "?". If I don't use text input
elements, text is showing correctly. Even button labels can be written in
Latvian. And table fields are with Latvian symbols, if I display them with
help of construction:
<td><%= currentRow_TableName.get("FieldName") %></td>
2)I'm using jt400.jar driver, than connects to AS/400 server. This driver
do not support Unicode. And adding characterEncoding to line
"jdbc:as400://lkb01;characterEncoding=windows-1257" doesn't change
anything.
Maybe somebody know how to set as400 driver to work correctly.
I'm not sure that problem is in driver. As it reads information correctly
when text input controls are not beeing used.
Now I'm going to write pure jsp page which will get data with this driver,
without DbForms. This will be the way to check wether problem is in DbForms
or in driver.
Of course, if you have any suggestions, please, write them to me!
If anyone have used DbForms with AS/400, please help to set up driver!
Please write, if you had similar problem!
Shawn, could you write about other ways to set drivers charset!
With hope to solve a problem,
Ruben
Hi,
I don't know why but using charset=**** never worked for me.
Two things helped me though:
1) using the
Jakarta-tomcat-4.0/webapps/examples/WEB-INF/classes/filters/SetCharacterEncodingFilter.java
by setting in in web.xml and moving to WEB_INF/classes of my webapp
and 2) making sure my driver was set properly
<!dbconnection
name =
"jdbc:mysql://localhost/test?useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=Shift_JIS"
Obviously I am using a diff charset than you but....
There are otherways to set your drivers charset if this doesn't work for
your db :)
There are lots of people on this list using diff charsets so I think you
shouldn't have an unresolable problem. :)
> Hi,
>
> I'm using DbForms in Latvia. And I have problem with Latvian language
> support in dbforms. Can anyone help with this problem???
> I use string <%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=windows-1257" %> in
> the beginning of jsp. This string should set encoding to Latvian. In the
> reality this string works only in cases when I don't use form elements,
> such as <db:textField>. But when I use <db:textField>, latvian symbols in
> this field are replaced with "?". Please, help me!
>
> Thanx in advance,
> Ruben
>
>
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