Thanks Gokhan,
It works fine :-)
Jamal
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Oups...now, with this modification, when I import an Excel spreadsheet (my
understanding about Excel is that it is UTF-16LE encoded) I have "strange"
characters for diacritics.
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Jamal,
In that case, you have two choices:
Choice 1: Change -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 value to -Dfile.encoding=UTF-16LE
Choice 2: You can also manage the encoding at Project level. Here are
the instructions:
- Right click on a project (top-level folder) in the Navigator, and
select Properties
-
Jamal,
Another suggestion by my colleague, Gavin, is that if you are on Linux,
you can use iconv tool or some advanced text editor in another OS to
convert from one encoding to another. But of course, this would be a
solution outside TopBraid Composer, so it may be uncomfortable.
Gokhan
On
Thanks for all your suggestions. But I am a little bit lost with encoding...
I have in fact a process with the following tasks :
- import data from Excel files (UTF-16LE encoded ?)
- apply some transformations based on TBCME modules + javascript functions
using regexp
- export as text file (I wou
Jamal,
Unfortunately, there is no easy solution to this at the moment. Except
for one module, SPARQLMotion import and export modules at the moment are
lacking support for encoding. On Monday, my colleagues and I have
decided to review and put custom encoding support to the relevant
SPARQLMoti
