>Which im client? I am using winjabber.One OS is w2k(GBK), the other
> is win98(big5).
> I sent message to another, got many "?".
I wrote a im client for Pockect pc , use embeded vc 3.00 by myself.
I experienced such things, so many "?"[0x3f],just for wrong convert libary,
if you need more hel
> That is a bug in WinJabber or in the version of Windows being used.
> Please tell the WinJabber developers about it.
And while we're at it, there is no client named WinJabber. WinJab, yes.
WinJabber, no.
Peter
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On Tuesday, September 25, 2001, at 02:36 AM, Gang Liu wrote:
>Which im client? I am using winjabber.One OS is w2k(GBK), the other
> is win98(big5).
> I sent message to another, got many "?".
OK, one ... more .. time ...
That is a bug in WinJabber or in the version of Windows being used.
Alex She > >Mr Gang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> >why You use java as sever side ? I can not understand you. tell me if
>> you can.
>> I use java to write my own xdb module. The jabberd is from
>> jabber.org.
> I work hard to write xdb to oracle , I use xdb_sql and prco c language, and a
>lo
> >Mr Gang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> >why You use java as sever side ? I can not understand you. tell me if
> you can.
> I use java to write my own xdb module. The jabberd is from
> jabber.org.
I work hard to write xdb to oracle , I use xdb_sql and prco c language, and a
long way to go f
Alex She Mr Gang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>why You use java as sever side ? I can not understand you. tell me if you can.
I use java to write my own xdb module. The jabberd is from jabber.org.
>if no touch with jabber server, it can handle all encode, in VC++, you can
>convert from ... an
On Monday, September 24, 2001, at 07:50 PM, Gang Liu wrote:
> When I recv the message, I got the UTF8 byte stream. I can easily
> convert it to unicode. Now I do not
> know which encoding I should use to convert to native. I can not get
> charset of the message from jabber protocol.
Jabber me
Mr Gang Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
why You use java as sever side ? I can not understand you. tell me if you can.
if no touch with jabber server, it can handle all encode, in VC++, you can
convert from ... and to ... so easily.
good luck!
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Alex She Jabberd use expat parser which uses UTF8 . UTF8 can convert unicode easily, and
>all you need to do is convert unicode to your native encoding,I think you use
>early windows 95 platform which not support unicode , but your native encoding
>may be GBK not gb2312 exactly, you can find a
Jabberd use expat parser which uses UTF8 . UTF8 can convert unicode easily, and
all you need to do is convert unicode to your native encoding,I think you use
early windows 95 platform which not support unicode , but your native encoding
may be GBK not gb2312 exactly, you can find a code table n
Alex She convert to local,
>1cn.com>:> Hi,
>>
>> Is there any Non english messages solution? My Friend and I use
>> winjabber to chat.But we use different encoding. One is
>> gb2312, the other is big5.we can not see the messages each other.
>> Thanks for any info.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>
convert to local,
1cn.com>:> Hi,
>
> Is there any Non english messages solution? My Friend and I use
> winjabber to chat.But we use different encoding. One is
> gb2312, the other is big5.we can not see the messages each other.
> Thanks for any info.
>
> Regards,
>
> - Lg
>
> 2001-
On Friday, September 21, 2001, at 06:44 AM, Gang Liu wrote:
> Is there any Non english messages solution? My Friend and I use
> winjabber to chat.But we use different encoding. One is
> gb2312, the other is big5.we can not see the messages each other.
The Jabber protocol itself uses Uni
Hi,
Is there any Non english messages solution? My Friend and I use winjabber to
chat.But we use different encoding. One is
gb2312, the other is big5.we can not see the messages each other.
Thanks for any info.
Regards,
- Lg
2001-9-21 21:38:08
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Gang Liu / Vista Team / Sh
Looks like you don't understand me correctly. So let's try again.
All I want to say is that jabber's ability to send everything in unicode
can solve ANY problems with characters encodings. If I'll convert message
to unicode using right charset (cp1251) so I can easily decode it to
enother charset
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