I wrote:
>that specifies the file name will use the encoding you specify. However,
>if you don't call it, it will use the system default. Therefore, I'm not
Correction; it appears the default control encoding
(FTP.DEFAULT_CONTROL_ENCODING) is ISO-8859-1, so yes, this is
most definitely the problem. Change the encoding to the one
you need. svn blame cross-referenced with the log message for
r139522 says I made ISO-8859-1 the default. And the docs say
the following:
// We have to ensure that the protocol communication is in ASCII
// but we use ISO-8859-1 just in case 8-bit characters cross
// the wire.
/**
* The default character encoding used for communicating over an
* FTP control connection. The default encoding is an
* ASCII-compatible encoding. Some FTP servers expect other
* encodings. You can change the encoding used by an FTP instance
* with [EMAIL PROTECTED] #setControlEncoding setControlEncoding}.
*/
So the answer was in the javadocs all along. I keep telling myself not
to respond off the cuff when I'm pressed for time because in the end you
wind up wasting more time. One day I'll learn.
daniel
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