Hi,
First up, which version are you using? SSTRecord and associated have
changed quite a bit over the last few versions, particularly with
respect to double byte char handling.
Ok, I'll try 2.0 RC1, was using 1.5.1.
Also, check the default encoding in your platform/shell. That sometimes messes up stuff (it shouldnt, this is only a workaround to a bug..). in RedHat 8 for eg, default encoding is UTF-8. Change it to ISO8859-1 (LANG env), and see if it helps. Check what is the encoding in windows (i dont know how .... I think there is a java system property that can tell you)....
file.encoding, on Linux (RedHat 8) it's UTF-8 and on windows it's Cp1252. Iso-8859-1 is not good enough though, I need to be able to
work with arabic also.
In summary, I suspect that your problem may be solved by upgrading, or,
as a workaround, by setting the proper default encoding.
I'll try upgrading for now and get back with an update - thanks for the tips :)
Br,
Morten
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