Btw, I've discovered the problem with charsets while doing bytes -> characters conversation. Everything works correct in Windows, but in Linux some characters (windows-1257 character specific quotes) are written to the database incorrect. I tried to feed Tomcat with different LC_ALL and LANG settings but it didn't help. I guess it could also be a bug in JDK (1.4.2_05), but maybe there is a way to define a "sytem default" charset somewhere in ApplicationResources.properties? We could then pass the parameter into Readers's or Writer's constructor something like:
Are you using the org.dbforms.util.external.SetCharacterEncodingFilter which sets the charset in doFilter()? If so, what about using request.getCharacterEncoding();
Most of us using charsets use this filter, and I would rather just have to configure the charset in one place (the filter) and not two (filter + ApplicationResources.properties).
BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(blob.getBinaryStream(), getCharset()));
-- Shawn
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