UTF-8 is not ASCII. Character codes above 127 are transformed into
multiple byte sequences in UTF-8. I haven't checked that 195+188 is
correct for 252, but it sounds about right. It sounds like what you
really want is ISO-8859-1 encoding, which extends ASCII with the basic
European characters (and some special characters) in the 128-255 range.
- Dennis
Chris Huisman wrote:
This is my marshalling/unmarshalling call:
- marshallingContext.marshalDocument(writeData, "UTF-8", null, bos);
where bos is a bufferedOutputStream and writeData is the data I want
to write.
the ansi character (I got the ansi character numbers from TextPad) I
am trying to write and read is: 252 (�) and it gets transformed into
the ansi characters: 195 and 188 (ü).
Thanks,
Chris.
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
Can you spell out the details of how you're configuring the output
and what the actual byte values are that are being written? That
should help isolate what's going on.
- Dennis
Chris Huisman wrote:
Hi,
I'm using UTF-8 to encode my documents, but I'm having a problem
with '�', it comes up as: 'ü' instead. Does anyone else have any
experience with this?
Thanks,
Chris.
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