Subject | Unicode characters vs ibexpert, php and java |
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Author | nagypapi |
Post date | 2005-05-20T15:23:04Z |
Hy List!
I have started using Firebird(1.5.2) through php (currently with
IBWebAdmin, but i'll write my own code later too) and java (jaybird 1.5.5)
The DBase was created with UNICODE_FSS charset
From java I am connecting with "lc_ctype=UNICODE_FSS"
My problem is that characters with those little things above them
(whatever they are called :) ) for example é,á,í,ő,ű,ó,ú are inserted
and thus retrieved in a different form from java and from php (and
IBExpert). If I insert an á from php, it looks like a little box in
java, and vica versa if I insert an á in java, it looks like something
very frightening from php.
Where should I look and what do I need to set, so that the characters
get stored consistently? (btw in IBEXpert I set the reg. info/charset
to UNICODE_FSS, but it behaves the same way as IBWebAdmin in contrast
to java)
Thanks,
Little John aka Li Jo
I have started using Firebird(1.5.2) through php (currently with
IBWebAdmin, but i'll write my own code later too) and java (jaybird 1.5.5)
The DBase was created with UNICODE_FSS charset
From java I am connecting with "lc_ctype=UNICODE_FSS"
My problem is that characters with those little things above them
(whatever they are called :) ) for example é,á,í,ő,ű,ó,ú are inserted
and thus retrieved in a different form from java and from php (and
IBExpert). If I insert an á from php, it looks like a little box in
java, and vica versa if I insert an á in java, it looks like something
very frightening from php.
Where should I look and what do I need to set, so that the characters
get stored consistently? (btw in IBEXpert I set the reg. info/charset
to UNICODE_FSS, but it behaves the same way as IBWebAdmin in contrast
to java)
Thanks,
Little John aka Li Jo