Display Chinese/Japanese Character

I upgraded my PC from Windows XP to Windows 7 recently, and after installing the latest iTunes 10.7.0.21, I notice that it cannot display chinese/japanese characters.
Is there any setting in iTunes or Windows to correct this?

Have your tried googling your problem?
I found this article: [http://www.chinesecomputing.com/programming/java.html|http://www.chinesecomputing.com/programming/java.html] That seems promising, but ofcourse I cant tell if it will work on your application without seeing a shred of code.
Im certain there is others that has had the same problem before, and put up their solutions on the net.

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How Oracle tables can be used to display Chinese/Japanese characters

If anyone knows how to display Chinese/Japanese characters from Oracle tables please reply this email. Thanks.
Regards,
Preston

hi
->Also please let me know how the Oracle Lite is licenced if I have 300 odd users of this offline applications
you should speak to your local oracle rep about that, for us for example they gave a pretty cheap packet for olite 10gr3+ 11g repository
->need to use only database part of Oracle Lite and not mobile server.
you cant do that. mobile server is the application server that handles the synchronization process from the server side. when a client tries to sync he actually connects to the mobile server and asks for the database changes , the mobile server know what the client must get so he packs it and give it to him
->you can ofc make lightweight .net apps using olite. we make olite apps even for wince handhelds. so yes ofcourse you can. olite had a win32 client also.
->can it run from usb.
ok here to be honest ive never tried that myself, looks kinda weird as a requirement to be honest but i dont see why it shouldnt run. if you set up the paths correctly you shouldnt have a problem i think.
->offline application will have more or less similar data entry forms and storage structure
yes ofcourse , if i have 3 tables in server i can choose to have 2(or all ) of them on the client too. i can even separate which client gets what. for instance if client a sells houses in new york he will get only the house table rows for new york. if another sells for chicago he will get those instead and etc.
->all client apps are offline and sync periodically (when you choose) to the server

To display chinese/japanese language Character filename - Java Programming

In Our application supports to upload a file with name in chinese/japanese language Character. When user tries to download filedownload dialog box is appearing with the filename as junk characters.
How to solve this issue to display the filename as uploaded.

Have your tried googling your problem?
I found this article: [http://www.chinesecomputing.com/programming/java.html|http://www.chinesecomputing.com/programming/java.html] That seems promising, but ofcourse I cant tell if it will work on your application without seeing a shred of code.
Im certain there is others that has had the same problem before, and put up their solutions on the net.

Apps displyaing Chinese/japanese character

Hi
For some odd reason, Yahoo IM and Sofware Update Window are being displayed using non-English charracter. I believe it is Japanese character set.
have anyone else experience this problem and got any idea on how to fix?
Thanks

For some odd reason, Yahoo IM and Sofware Update
Window are being displayed using non-English
charracter. I believe it is Japanese character set.
Most likely it's not Japanese but fractions. Get rid of the font Helvetica Fractions if you have it. Send a screenshot if you want verification (tom at bluesky dot org).

How to display the Japanese character

Hi
Im trying to display the Japanese characters in pdf report(Using iText Report). I have the method as follows which is encoding the characters in a particular format in my say, Reports.java
public String stringFormat( String strData ) throws Exception {
          String result=null;
          try{
          result = new String(strData.toString().getBytes("Shift-JIS"),"UTF-8");
          }catch(Exception e)          {}
          return result;
Im calling this method to display a category code in another one java file like
Phrase colm_2          = new Phrase(report.stringFormat(strCatgdes),font);
But Im nt getting the correct japanese chars, instead im seeing like this ??????? in my pdf report. I tried with different encoding char set like "ISO2022JP,EUC_JP,SJIS,Shift-JIS,MS932,Cp33722". All giving the wrong characters.
Can anyone help me to solve this issue?
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result = new String(strData.toString().getBytes("Shift-JIS"),"UTF-8");Priceless. So you take a string, convert it to Shift-JIS bytes, and then read the Shift-JIS bytes, pretending they're UTF-8. And you really expect that to work?
Strings are always in UTF-16, so there shouldn't be any need for you to do anything.
1) Make sure you read your ressources with the correct encoding
2) Make sure your font can actually display the letters

Japanese character

Hi All,
Is there is any way to display the japanese character in the application.We have made a smart sync application which is working fine for English language but when we use the application for Japanese user for japanese data..the data is coming in garbage form like "Éìs¯a@ " what settings needs to be done either in mobileengine config file or on to the server side to enable the support for unicode characters on to the client.
The MI server configuration
a) Operation system version AIX
b) OS 32 bit or 64 bit? 64 bit
c) Unicode or Non-Unicode Unicode
R/3 one SAP system configuration
a) Operation system version AIX
b) OS 32 bit or 64 bit? 64 bit
c) Unicode or Non-Unicode Non Unicode
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Devendra kumar

Hi Devendra
Have you used the Multi Language Feature made available with MI 2.5 SP18 or MI7.0 SPS09? Please refer to the note 1029594 for more information on this. If no, then request to you implemente this feature. If yes, I feel the problem you are facing is directly related to you backend being a Non Unicode system and MI Server being a Unicode system. If you read the word document attached to the note mentioned, there is an indication referring to such a combination <i><b>In a Multi language scenario, if the backend is Unicode based then the middleware must also be Unicode based. The Unicode languages get converted to junk characters when they are transferred from the backend to the middleware. In such scenarios replication may fail or data may not get downloaded to the client</b></i>. Just FYI, Please refer to the replies in thread Re: Unicode to Japanese characters which might be useful to you.
Best Regards
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Japanese character appear rotated when applying a Formula on the field

We have a problem where the japanese character appear well on the report when
simply drag and drop a field that contained japanese data from the database
BUT it display the japanese character rotated horizontally when we apply a simple
formula on it. The formula don't change any style or rotation.
I think it's a bug. Is anyone had this problem before?

we are using BO XI release 1 SP4 and the application use these components.
but I also created a small project with the Visual Studio 2008 with the latest crystal report 2008 embedded components and both return the same result.
Japanese character appear well but (each character are rotated 90 degrees) on the field where a formula field is set and my formula don't do nothing except setting the field itself :
Here is the formula:
formula = {buyer_index_alphabetical_FR;1.alt1name}
alt1name is a field that contain japanese
and the field data appear well on the report but with each character rotated.
if we map on a textfield, the field alt1name directly without this formula
the text appear normally
I didn't use formatting formulas
that 's why my conclusion is that it's a bug.
But I am surprised that nobodyelse mentioned that.

Do we need to convert Chinese/Japanese properties to Unicode?

Dear friends,
I am new to this Internationalization concept. I have a web application and I am looking forward to implement Internationalization.
To make my app support muti-language, I am using Locale & Resource bundle to find properties files based on Country and Language. I have different properties files based on countries. This works fine when there are unicode characters and no special characters in the property file.
For eg. the application doesn't displays Chinese/Japanese characters with System.out.println at all. It displays something weird symbols..
P.S : I haven't converted Chinese/Japanese properties files to Unicode with native2ascii tool?
An important question for me is,
1) Do we need to convert Chinese/Japanese or any non-unicode related properties files with native2ascii tool?
2) Is there any other way to read such properties files without converting them with native2ascii tool?
3) We have made fixed UTF-8 format policy for the app. Is there any way to read those properties file with UTF-8 mechanism without need to convert the properties files?
4) If anyone has quick example code for displaying Chinese/Japanese characters from properties file, then that would be a great help.
Thanks a million. Any help would be highly appreciated.
sachin

System.out.println display depends on the system locale. If you are running on a US English system, Chinese and japanese will not display correctly in the console.
Your properties file questions:
1) Do we need to convert Chinese/Japanese or any non-unicode related properties files with native2ascii tool? yes
2) Is there any other way to read such properties files without converting them with native2ascii tool? - no
3) We have made fixed UTF-8 format policy for the app. Is there any way to read those properties file with UTF-8 mechanism without need to convert the properties files? no

Problem with display of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean business partner name

Hi All,
I'm trying to understand how to get GTS to properly display the names of the business partners that are in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean.
I have set my SAP gui localization as follows:
- Select the Customize Local Layout, then Options, then the |18N tab,
and check the Activate Multibyte Function box
- Select the Customize Local Layout, then Character Set and check
Unicode and Simplified Chinese
In the source R/3 system for these partners, if I set my localization to the right language, the business partner's name and address would be displayed correctly in the C/J/K character sets when I select the appropriate version in International Version of the address.
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Does any one know of a way to get the displays to show correctly in GTS?
And can anyone explain why putting the cursor over the Description (in the BP search results window) would let the correct display pop up?
Greatly appreciate any insight anyone can provide.
Thanks,
Rex

Hi Rex - As per message - this looks to be an issue for BC-I18-UNI and not the GTS application:
For general information purposes - last response from BC-I18-UNI development via oss message:
"However, from readind the message, I believe I understood the reason for
the described effect. I assume GGT is a non-Unicode system? If yes, this
is my idea:
The data stored in the BP tables, e.g. for number 2555442 have been
entred manually, probably within a session using English as logon
language. In this case the data are stored with a Latin-1 codepage. This
means the stored data are actually Latin-1 data, not Chinese. By
switching the font at front-end side to Chinese, the characters appear
as correct Chinese, although they are still Latin-1.
It is possible that different GUI components show different effects in
this context, as the internal font switching mechanisms behave a bit
different in different components, e.g. control based components are
different from normal Dynpro-based fields.
To have correct Chinese data, you need to logon with language Chinese.
This holds for all non-Unicode systems. On Unicode systems, the logon
language is arbitrary."

Need help in Displaying Chinese Character in JSF

Hi. Good Morning!
I'm having problem with displaying Chinese Characters in JSF. I've tried placing all the chinese words in the *.properties file however it doesn't work..
The result in the browser is something like this.
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Hi,
When you say that you put Chinese characters in
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Have you sniffed the HTTP headers? If so, what's the
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Japanese character is not displaying properly in JDialog

Hi All,
Japanese character are shown in parent window but not displaying properly JDialog window.
Even JDialog Title bar is showing in Japanese properly but JLabel's and JButton text are not showing properly in Japanese.
Anybody knows why Japanese characters are not showing properly in JLabel and JButton of JDialog window.
Thanks,
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