You can set the encoding used by invoking ftpClient.setControlEncoding() with
the name of the desired encoding you wish to use.
Rory
"Jakarta Commons Users List" <commons-user@jakarta.apache.org> wrote:
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> Hello!
> I have a problem with the file with accents
>
> I have one named "bl=E9.txt", but in the filenames list, it is renamed =
> in "bl?.txt" (i cannot copy-paste the correct symbol, so i put a ? =
> Instead)
> =20
>
> Here is my source code, where oFTPClient is a FTPClientInstance, =
> connected to my FTP repository
>
>
> HashSet oHashSet_Reponse =3D new HashSet();
> FTPFile[] oFTPFiles =3D oFTPClient.listFiles();
> for (int i =3D0;i<oFTPFiles.length;i++) {
> if (oFTPFiles[i].isFile()) {
> oHashSet_Reponse.add(oFTPFiles[i].getName());
> }
> }
> return oHashSet_Reponse;
>
>
> Could anyone help me to find how to make the filename good?
> I think it's a character encoding problem. My JRE runs under UTF-8.
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