Hi, If you read using UTF-8 and then write specifying UTF-8 there should not be a problem. But Windows does not use UTF-8 by standard I think it uses CP1252 or similar. And a command window (cmd) uses the windows setting. When you write a file in utf-8 an then display it in the command window you will see differencies as you described.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen Helmut Leininger Diese Nachricht wurde von meinem Android-Gerät mit K-9 Mail gesendet. Am 31. Oktober 2022 21:27:24 MEZ schrieb "Greenberg, Gary" <ggree...@visa.com.INVALID>: >I have created an application that reads data from the CSV file, process it >and write it into another file. >It is working fine except one thing. German characters are being replaced. For >example instead of leiüzig I see lei�zig >Same replacement I see in debugger when I stop it after reading a line from >file. >I do have in my code >Reader rdr = BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(new FileInputStream(file), >"UTF-8")); >Later this Reader is used to build CSVReader (from OpenCsv library). > >I want to be sure that that problems are in my code and not how debugger >displays it. >I haven’t delt with foreign characters encoding before, so please forgive my >ignorance. >I would gladly accept advice on my code as well. > >I am running NB12.5 on OpenJDK 16 on Windows, but application is running in >Java 8 SE. > >Gary Greenberg >Staff Software Engineer >
