ent is also in UTF-8
can a match be found.
I have a funny feeling that the query value is always converted to
UTF-8 first before doing a search. Just a hunch though.
My opinion is that the Java source file where you defined the search
string is not Shift_JIS encoded.
Checklist:
1) check encod
vironment is also in UTF-8
> > can a match be found.
> >
> > I have a funny feeling that the query value is always converted to
> > UTF-8 first before doing a search. Just a hunch though.
>
> My opinion is that the Java source file where you defined the search
> stri
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Donal wrote:
>
> I have a map file saved as shift-jis which allows to me query some shape
> files that have attributes encoded in shift-jis i.e I can write a
> classitem in shift-jis encoded japanese and my map displays as I would
> like.
>
> I now have a postgresql db en
and when the tomcat environment is also in UTF-8
> can a match be found.
>
> I have a funny feeling that the query value is always converted to
> UTF-8 first before doing a search. Just a hunch though.
My opinion is that the Java source file where you defined the search
string is not S
e
109375
07339Mainz-Bingen
194156
>
> 3) open the Java source file with an editor like gedit (from GNOME)
> which will tell you the encoding of the java source and optionally
> recode it to the same encoding set by the LANG variable (use the
> recode command unde
dliche Weinstraße
> 109375
> 07339Mainz-Bingen
> 194156
>
> >
> > 3) open the Java source file with an editor like gedit (from GNOME)
> > which will tell you the encoding of the java source and optionally
> > recode it to the same encoding set by th
> fine.
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ dbfdump subset.dbf
> > KREIS_KENN KREIS_NAME
> > EW
> > 07337Südliche Weinstraße
> > 109375
> > 07339 Mainz-Bingen
> > 194156
> >
> > >
> >
haracters)
> > >
> > > the result of 'dbfdump' is correctly display. The german umlauts looks
> > > fine.
> > >
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp$ dbfdump subset.dbf
> > > KREIS_KENN KREIS_NAME
> > > EW
> > >
ectly displayed (you might want to use xterm
> > > > > which does a better job that gnome-terminal for instance in displaying
> > > > > non-ascii characters)
> > > >
> > > > the result of 'dbfdump' is correctly display. The german umlauts looks
>
