Reading a unicode file and displaying it on jsp !!!!!

I've one file that consists of unicode character. I've to read it and display it on the jsp page. I'm able to display it other contents but for unicode i'm unable to display it properly. Could anyone help me how to achieve this problem.....
in advance thanks a lot...............

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Hi all,
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I use struts in my project. I use class org.apache.struts.upload.FormFile for uploading the file. The upload works fine. I do the upload with help of FormFile's getInputStream method. When i read and display the content in the textarea, the content is displayed junk. But i tried to open the uploaded file, its fine. I mean it is just as my source file. Please help me out for reading the uploaded unicode and displayed in a textarea.
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply. You meant that both method also can used to upload file and submit data? How about if i want to use the first method to upload file and submit data? How can i upload the file by using first method?

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Thanks for the advice!... I just modified what I had a
little bit and it is working, maybe is not the optimums solution…
I would like to make the time invisible in the graph… It that possible? I attached a picture of my graph, because my English is not good. There are two lines near to 22 (two channels
connected at that moment), and a line near to 0 which is time (the strong pink one). I would like to make invisible the strong
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but I fail… I changed colors looking for another solution and I fail again,
because it is taking the colors that I choose for the channels. I can not disable because I need it to make
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If someone has an advice or suggestion I really appreciate it…
Sincerely,
Julieta.
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Reading the XML file and displaying teh string with teh desired output

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The below code shows how to read from txt file and display in the perticular fields.
Why have you used waveform?
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There are so many things wrong with this VI, I'm not even sure where to start.
Hard-coding paths that point to your user folder on the block diagram. What if somebody else tries to run it? They'll get an error. What if somebody tries to run this on Windows 7? They'll get an error. What if somebody tries to run this on a Mac or Linux? They'll get an error.
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How can create a unicode file and open unicode file in LV
Regards
Madhu

gmadhu wrote:
Hi
How can create a unicode file and open unicode file in LV
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In principle you can't. LabVIEW does not support Unicode (yet)! When it will officially support that is a question that I can't answer since I don't know it and as far as I know NI doesn't want to answer.
So the real question you have to ask first is where and why do you want to read and write Unicode file. And what type of Unicode? Unicode is definitly not just Unicode as Windows has a different notion of Unicode (16 Bit characters) than Unix has (32 Bit characters). The 16 Bit Unicode from Windows is able to cover most languages on this globe but definitly not all without code expansion techniques.
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