Jack Wang wrote:
>
> This is a question of inserting i18n code to database. I placeed this
> question in servlet_users yesterday, again I hope someone help me.
>
> I can select the 16-bit code from the database, but I can not insert the
> 16-bit code to database (Interbase). This seems to be a jdbc or database
> problem . I compile the source with command:
> "javac -encoding GB2321 InsertCC.java ", but painful still is me. give help
> ?
Inserting text into database is not servlet-related problem.
The JDBC driver for your database is responsible for
translating Java 16-bit UNICODE characters to the string representation
used by your database.
I don't know Interbase. But correctly written JDBC driver must
handle string conversions automatically. Ask your database vendor
for support.
The "javac -encoding" flag is used just during compilation
for conversion of non-ascii characters in source code. It has no
effect during runtime.
If your database cannot handle i18n characters, switch to
another database (postgresql is fine) or try
java -Dfile.encoding=GB2321
for runtime. It may help on some platforms, but is not guaranted ...
Martin
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