Hi Anton,
Thats exactly what I am doing. I have even tried
Reader reader = r.getCharacterStream("field_name");
and then printing out the the char values of the stream.... same result
Its the most bizarre thing i have seen.
...and driving me insane! :(
Thanks for you help
Hans
-----Original Message-----
From: Anton Tagunov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 9:04 AM
To: Tomcat Users List; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Character Set Issues (windows vs. Unix)
Hello Hans!
HL> When the application is installed on the windows server the particular
HL> character (which is some kind of spacing character in word) gets read
out of
HL> the database as
HL> Ascii code 160,
HL> BUT on the Linux server the exact same routine reads it as ascii code
65533
HL> Same database, same application config - only difference is OS
HL> The JVM's are both set up as default english installs.
Fun story ideed :-)
Are you sure you get it wron from ResultSet.getString()?
Try doing
String s = rs.getString(x);
char c = s.charAt(y);
out.print((int)c);
Are you getting different character codes?
Anton
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