as the 4s4c end is based on COM, which is all unicode (on win32
anyway), the server side should return a real unicode string, and 4s4c
will transcode it down to UTF-8 at the transport level. You'll need
the latest version (1.3.3) of 4s4c for this to work properly.
Cheers
Simon
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 18:11:32 +0200, in soap you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>... hopefully to find an answer in that forum:
>
>A problem seems to be that I want to transport Unicode with SOAP.
>
>What is my objective?
>==> Sending out Unicode Responses to an Web-Browser.
>
>Where does the Unicode come from?
>==> C++ Program (DCOM)
>
>What is the Web-Application I use?
>==> Java Framework (Apache-Jakarta-Struts) ==> therfore Servlets
>
>How do I transport pieces of information from the C++ Application to the
>Java-Webserver?
>==> SOAP (using 4S4C and Apache SOAP 2.2 Client).
>
>Now if I create (with TCHAR) a Unicode Sign within a String and request
>it whith the SOAP-Client, then I can see in the SOAP-Protocol only a
>"?". :-((
>
>BTW: The Data are packed within a XML-Document (UTF-8). That Document is
>transportet as one String via SOAP (UTF-8). Java Receives that
>Questionmark that I say already in the SOAP-Protocol.
>Arial Unicode Font is installed on every envolved machine.
>
>Who knows a solution?
>Who finds an notional error?
>Who knows a piece of that puzzle?
>
>Cheers
>Hartmut
