Subject | Re: Performance bug located and solved |
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Author | Roman Rokytskyy |
Post date | 2002-11-24T20:52:48Z |
Hi,
have problem with and a small Java code that reproduces your problem?
Recently Blas has discovered that maybe we have a bug in encoding
stuff: we use default encoding to transform string into byte[],
InterClient uses ISO8859-1. Can you check if InterClient returns you
correct strings that can be correctly presented on the web?
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy
> Therefore, I stored the contents as it is without encoding. It worksIs it possible to have a part of your database with characters you
> fine when I retrieve them using Delphi. That is the information
> retrieved is same as clients submitted.
>
> However, using JBird the retrieved contents altered with special
> characters. By the way, I did not specify encodes.
>
> Are there any way to keep the contents/characters as it is using
> java?
have problem with and a small Java code that reproduces your problem?
Recently Blas has discovered that maybe we have a bug in encoding
stuff: we use default encoding to transform string into byte[],
InterClient uses ISO8859-1. Can you check if InterClient returns you
correct strings that can be correctly presented on the web?
Best regards,
Roman Rokytskyy