Subject | AW: [Firebird-Java] urgend charset problem |
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Author | Steffen Heil |
Post date | 2004-10-13T08:11:52Z |
Hi
code will be used only for this purpose.
Maybe, if that problem persists, but not right now, because I cannot decide
this on my own.
dataSource.setCharSet( "ISO-8859-1" );
dataSource.setNonStandardProperty( "sql_dialect", Integer.toString( 3 )
);
dataSource.setEncoding( "ISO8859_1" );
(The database has ISO8859_1 charset and DE_DE collation.)
And I am still getting those "?" characters.
If I replace jaybird1.5.3 with jaybird1.5.1, the problem goes away.
Nothing else changed.
For right now I will stay at firebird 1.5.1, and if you cannot find a fix, I
will try to make a test case at weekend.
As jaybird1.5.1 works, I suspect that this is not important, but for your
information: I am running firebird 1.5.1, sun jdk1.5.0 and tomcat5.0.28 on
debian sarge.
Regards,
Steffen
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> Should not happen... Is there a chance to get your web applicationtogether with a database for analysis? If needed, I can sign an NDA that the
code will be used only for this purpose.
Maybe, if that problem persists, but not right now, because I cannot decide
this on my own.
> Try also addingThis is what I have in code right now:
> dataSource.setCharSet("ISO-8859-1");
dataSource.setCharSet( "ISO-8859-1" );
dataSource.setNonStandardProperty( "sql_dialect", Integer.toString( 3 )
);
dataSource.setEncoding( "ISO8859_1" );
(The database has ISO8859_1 charset and DE_DE collation.)
And I am still getting those "?" characters.
If I replace jaybird1.5.3 with jaybird1.5.1, the problem goes away.
Nothing else changed.
For right now I will stay at firebird 1.5.1, and if you cannot find a fix, I
will try to make a test case at weekend.
As jaybird1.5.1 works, I suspect that this is not important, but for your
information: I am running firebird 1.5.1, sun jdk1.5.0 and tomcat5.0.28 on
debian sarge.
Regards,
Steffen
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