NATIVE CHARACTER(CHINEESE) INTO UTF-8

I AM SENDING NATIVE CHARACTER AS A QUERY STRING BUT THIS STRING IS NOT DISPLAYED AS UTF-8 FORMAT.
EXAMPLE
http://localhost:7001/test/tset1.jsp?usname=chinese charcter
this chinese character is not pickking up correctly

You should escape everything in a URL. Use java.net.URLEncoder.

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I'm trying to convert an XML-file in UTF-8 format to another file with character set ISO-8859-1.
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<ns0:messagetype xmlns:ns0="urn:olof">
<underkat>testv��rde</underkat>
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Is there a way to do the conversion without getting the question mark?
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public class ConvertEncoding {
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               System.out.println(e.getMessage());
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          OutputStream out = null;
          if(infile != null) {
               in = new FileInputStream(infile);
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Yes the next character is the '<'
The file that I read from is generated by an integration platform. I send a plain file to it (supposedly in UTF-8 encoding) and it returns another file (in between I call my java class that converts the characterset from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1). The file that I get back contains the '��' if the conversion doesn't work and '?' if the conversion worked.
My solution so far is to skip the first "junk-characters" when reading from the inputstream. Something like:
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e.getMessage();
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Hi guys,
I've a new and empty oracle 11gr2 database for my test environment, during the installation i've choosed the UTF-8 character's set but now i've see that in the production environment there is the WEISO8859 character's set.
I have a dump of the prod. env. (done with Exp function).
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Kind Regards,
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evil.stefano wrote:
Hi guys,
I've a new and empty oracle 11gr2 database for my test environment, during the installation i've choosed the UTF-8 character's set but now i've see that in the production environment there is the WEISO8859 character's set.
I have a dump of the prod. env. (done with Exp function).
How can I change the character set from utf-8 to weiso8859p15 ?
I found this procedure:
SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE or a SHUTDOWN NORMAL;
STARTUP MOUNT;
ALTER SYSTEM ENABLE RESTRICTED SESSION;
ALTER SYSTEM SET JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES=0;
ALTER SYSTEM SET AQ_TM_PROCESSES=0;
ALTER DATABASE OPEN;
ALTER DATABASE NATIONAL CHARACTER SET new_character_set;
SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE; -- or SHUTDOWN NORMAL;
STARTUP;
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leave the character set alone.
UTF-8 will not be a problem.

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I thought about that awhile and investigated a few dead ends before thinking 'Wait a minute...there are only 28 possible 6 character strings.'
With that low number, the simplest solution is to list them in one column, list the two character result beside each one, then use that as a Lookup Table:
Same table as before.
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BB
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BBCCCC
CC
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CC
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How can I insert C structures that have character pointers into DBD file

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for examble,
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We are receiving data in UTF-8 in the querystring from a partner formatted as:
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Our site uses EUC-KR so using this text for search/display/etc is not possible. Does anyone know how we can convert this to the proper Korean EUC encoding so it can be displayed properly using JSP? Basically it should be:
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I'm not sure where you are getting %xx encoded UTF-8.... Is it cuz you have it in a GET method form and that's what you are seeing in the browser's location bar? ...
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In the page processing the form, you need to do this:
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However, as I believe is expected, OS X (and Windows for that matter) will create files by default with character encoding of Cp1252 (Latin-1). That is, the FILE encoding in the file metadata - the Byte Order Mark I believe. The file itself, not the characters written to it.
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Win 1252 is not ASCII, but has twice the number of characters in the latter.
Byte Order Mark is something totally different --it's a particular character used to signal certain encodings.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byteordermark
As a simple example, just `touch somefile` from terminal creates a file in Cp1252 -- I'm obtaining that info by opening in jEdit by the way (anyone know of something better?).
For what Terminal does and how to change it, it might best to post in the Unix forum:
http://discussions.apple.com/forum.jspa?forumID=735
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Convert file format into UTF-8 while generating text file on FTP server

Hi Expert,
I have the requirement to generate text file store it in FTP server and file format should be in UTF-8.
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NATIVE CHARACTER(CHINEESE) INTO UTF-8

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