This is the same problem we're facing too. I not that familiar with Java, so could someone check the sources for this ?
It's appearantly not only the SQLTransformer, but also the ESQL generator.
Yves
On 31 Mar 2004, at 16:23, Patrick Schlaepfer wrote:
Made the observation that SQLTransformer, doesn't careMet vriendelijke groeten,
that much about character Encoding:
String retval = SQLTransformger.getStringValue(rs.getObject(i));
and then returns a new String((byte[]) object)
Would it make any sence to introduce there a
new String((byte[]) object, "CHARACTER_SET") which could be UTF8.
Just a suggestion, as I wrote a simple class testing the
connection to a MySQL 4.1.1 DB with UTF8 setting. And
there I used
byte[] col_1_b = rs.getBytes(1);
new String(col_1_b, "UTF8");
Any comments?
Thanks
Patrick
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