Well folks,
I think I got it. MySQL displays german Umlaute! If anyone wants to
know reply to the list 'cause i'll take hurry writing the facts...
Patric
PS> Well I read that too. But I think they mentioned it for release 4.1. I
PS> just installed the actual devel.-release 4.0.1 alpha. Don't kn
Well I read that too. But I think they mentioned it for release 4.1. I
just installed the actual devel.-release 4.0.1 alpha. Don't know how
long to last. Now I'm trying to get the actual released 2.0.14
MM.MySQL-JDBC-Driver installed into CFMX... Hmm we'll see
Patric
>> Thanks a lot Paul.
>>
>
> Thanks a lot Paul.
>
> If I find something usefull I'll share my thoughts...
googled a few more:
http://www.caucho.com/projects/jdbc-mysql/index.xtp
http://www.firstsql.com/java/mysql/
well if you can wait, i've heard (but really no nothing about mysql) that the
next version (4.x??) will be
Thanks a lot Paul.
If I find something usefull I'll share my thoughts...
Patric
>> could you kindly point me to a direction where can I dig into the
>> options for the mm-mysql-driver?
PH> maybe try here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mmmysql
PH>
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> could you kindly point me to a direction where can I dig into the
> options for the mm-mysql-driver?
maybe try here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/mmmysql
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Hi Paul,
could you kindly point me to a direction where can I dig into the
options for the mm-mysql-driver?
And thanks for repeatingly answering all those questions regarding
internationalization even on the mm-forums :)
Patric
>> I found out that my problem is related to the fact that I use
>
> I found out that my problem is related to the fact that I use
> MySQL. When I use MS-Access as the backend everthing seems to work
sorry, been at another site all day.
i kind of thought that might be the case--mysql isn't particularly suited to
i18n apps, doesn't do unicode, etc. though the
To Paul Hastings (and other that may help),
I found out that my problem is related to the fact that I use
MySQL. When I use MS-Access as the backend everthing seems to work
fine. I made a simple insert-form and took care of the encoding in
the head of the page. The data gets correctly inserted wh
Well Marius and Paul,
would I get the characters to be displayed properly with these
modifications to the application.cfm??
Patric
>> CFMX cannot read (properly) locales saved with CF5.
> no, only utf-8 encoded stuff saved via cf5. laurent & i (mainly laurent's
> ideas) are working on a
> fix
> CFMX cannot read (properly) locales saved with CF5.
no, only utf-8 encoded stuff saved via cf5. laurent & i (mainly laurent's
ideas) are working on a
fix for that. my thai saved as varchar--note not "N" varchar--works plenty
fine.
> in any case you should put the following in your Application.
nt: Monday, July 01, 2002 11:37 AM
Subject: Retrieving foreign characters from DB
> Hi CF-Talkers,
>
> does anyone of know how to retrieve and properly display foreign
characters (in this case
> german ones) from an existing MySQL-Datasource with CFMX. My app
> worked with CF5 but now
Hi CF-Talkers,
does anyone of know how to retrieve and properly display foreign characters (in this
case
german ones) from an existing MySQL-Datasource with CFMX. My app
worked with CF5 but now it renders some glyphs where those extended
characters should appear. The characters are correctly sho
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