Hi,
Yes I am using JDBC type4 driver. But didn't know why not showing proper
output.
Hamid
Soft Eng
Visualsoft
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Check your JDBC driver. Make sure it is a pure java, type 4 driver
Bob Vu
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From: "Hamid" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, September 07, 2001 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: Multi lingual site
> Hello,
> I have to develop Dynamic site supporting multi languages in JSP +
> Ejb's.
> 1) But when I write string e.g of japnese in jsp page and execute via
> bea's weblogic server it doesnot process properly even using relevant
> charset in meta tag. But when saving it as html and direct accesing
it,
> it shows accurate results. Will I have to do something in Bea's server
> also.
> 2) Also I used ntext in MSSQL 7 for Unicode. When I apply query direct
> to put japnese string in it.It works properly. But when executing
query
> via jsp page it gives error and doesnot process the query.
>
> If any one who tells the solution, thanx in advance.
>
> Hamid Hassan
> Software Engineer
> Visualsoft Pvt Ltd
>
>
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