Handle special character in JavaScript

I am taking a special character "�" from database to display in a listbox using JavaScript. But in the listbox it is viewing as "?"...anybody can help me out for this.

ö this tiny special charcter comes in I/O file and we cant avoid.
Refering the given blog: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9420 [original link is broken]
What has an ö to do with an ampersand?
Assign the correct encoding to the file adapter channel.

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Handle special character in mapping

Hi Experts,
I have requirement to handle special character in mapping.
ö this tiny special charcter comes in I/O file and we cant avoid.
Refering the given blog: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9420 [original link is broken]
FILE --- XI --- FILE where Source and target structures are same, using 1:1 mapping with FCC at both the side..
Input/Output files consist of special charcters ö due to which getting error in mapping.
Fatal Error: com.sap.engine.lib.xml.parser.ParserException: Invalid char #0x13(:main:, row:8237, col:22) com.sap.aii.utilxi.misc.api.BaseRuntimeException: Fatal Error: com.sap.engine.lib.xml.parser.ParserException: Invalid char #0x13(:main:, row:8237, col:22) at com.sap.aii.mappingtool.tf3.rt.xparser.MTSaxHandler.run(MTSaxHandler.java:157) at com.sap.aii.mappingtool.tf3.rt.xparser.XParser.run(XParser.java:73) at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java(Compiled Code))
Do we required Java mapping? Is there any other way to acheive wtihout using Java mapping?
How can we hadle in mapping?
Sameer

ö this tiny special charcter comes in I/O file and we cant avoid.
Refering the given blog: http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/weblogs?blog=/pub/wlg/9420 [original link is broken]
What has an ö to do with an ampersand?
Assign the correct encoding to the file adapter channel.

How to handle special character in SAP CRM

Hi all,
I am facing a problem on SAP CRM Web UI - Contact Creation - When a special character is inserted on address fields of Business
Partner (e.g. ` ~ ^ etc.), the interface does not understand this character and changes it to a TRIANGLE on pressing enter key.
Kindly guide as how to handle it or something is missing in terms of (note or patch).
I am running on SAP CRM 7.0
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Hi Pradeep.
At the end of the day, a character is stored as a byte sequence on disk, and a code page defines the mapping between the byte sequence and any given character.The code page determines what character you can see and enter, therefore different code pages map different characters to the same byte sequence.
I suggest you to first check if your system is a Unicode system by checking the System menu->Status option->Unicode system field. I'll assume it is.
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Handling Special Character in SAP PI

Hi,
I have a file to proxy scenario where I have used a complex UDF to get proper data at receiver side.
Now, from the sender side I am getting some special characters in the files and due to this the whole file is getting failed with mapping error.
Is there any way to handle this thing.
I dont want to use java mapping for this.
Please help

Hi Das - If you know the special char.. you can try using string replace function (if it's coming as part of some field)
else you can try something like suggested in the below thread -
ABAP Proxy sending special char.
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Handling Special character "Carriage Return" in PI

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I have a scenario where JMs adapter is my source and is sending data which is of Fixed length.
My problem is when JMS is sending the data in any of the incoming fields its passing a carriage return(0D- Hexadecimal character).
When this character is coming the record is getting breaked into two or failing in my channel.
Please guide me in handling this issue and to remove this character from the record.

Hi,
U can handle this issue by ant of these...
1. U can ask the third party sending messages in JMS to replace the carriage return character by none or empty.. when they are sending it to the messaging system.
But i dont think so they are ready to do it....
2.No problem. U can handle this in the mapping itself.
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I am using UTF-8 encoded xml for my application,but during conversion of XML from one source to other using simple BIOS java programme , i am not able to convert special characters like(Göblyös Tünde,Makaróni etc).All getting converted to (G�bly�s T�nde,Makar�ni etc).As a result data corruption occurred.Please let me know if any go across this issue.

Hi,
Possibly the data you receiving is not UTF-8... Have you check with the data provider?
Try with other encoding... like ISO-8859-1 for example...
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Vlad

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If two single quotes don't work, try backslash single quote, like \'
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Request.getParameter(): special character handling problem

Hello, there:
This should be an easy question for the gurus in here.
I use a string attached to the url as the parameter string, which includes spaces. the system automatically converts them to %20, but when I receive them in my servlet using request.getParameter, a special character, Â appears; I couldn't proceed with it.
I suppose this is a common problem but seems that I didn't find topics about it on this forum.
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hi,
escape can solve ur problem
use js function to submit form like
function subForm()
var any_spcl_value ="kdfhjdf$%@#$% 2FGSFG @%@#%@# V";
mainForm.action = "index.jsp?value="+ escape(any_spcl_value);
mainForm.submit();
and use request.getParameter("value");
u ll get kdfhjdf$%@#$% 2FGSFG @%@#%@# V as it is.
AE

Adobe Javascript in PDF Form for replacing special character

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Time-dependent Vendor Master & Handling Special Characters

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I need to extract time-dependent Vendor Master.
1. The data source for 0VENDOR does not have fields to hold the valid date range.
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3. The text for 0VENDOR provides time-dependent, but how to map the valid from and valid to fields?
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We are trying to extract data from Legacy system via DB Connect. The item text field consists of special characters. Of course in BW customization we can specify all the special characters to consider. But the special character we observed is 'square' symbol i.e. 'new line character' in Oracle. We are updating this to an ODS object. When looked at error log, observed that green light for the number of records transferred and updated, but finally when it load into ODS object and activates popping up the error message saying 'could not recognize special character'.
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Hi Everyone,
Thanks for inputs on Special characters issue...
Finally resolved with below piece of code in the start routine:
DATA: FLAG,
 OFF TYPE I,
 LEN TYPE I VALUE 1,
 ALLOWED_CHAR(95) VALUE
'0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ`~!@#$%^&*()-_=+ ' &
'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz:;<>,.?/|\{}[]"'''.
CONSTANTS: C_CHAR VALUE '-'.
LOOP AT DATA_PACKAGE WHERE NOT /BIC/ZI_DESC IS INITIAL .
 DO.
 IF DATA_PACKAGE-/BIC/ZI_DESC CN ALLOWED_CHAR.
 REPLACE SECTION OFFSET SY-FDPOS LENGTH LEN OF
 DATA_PACKAGE-/BIC/ZI_DESC WITH C_CHAR.
 FLAG = SPACE.
 ELSE.
 FLAG = 'X'.
 ENDIF.
 IF FLAG = 'X'.
 EXIT.
 ENDIF.
 ENDDO.
 MODIFY DATA_PACKAGE.
ENDLOOP.
if abort is not equal zero, the update process will be canceled
ABORT = 0.
I have seen the link sent by 'Eugene Khusainov' today. Thought putting my piece of code that may help others...
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How to handle special characters in NWDI

Dear All
I am trying to update the Description from JSP form. Through JCO we are calling the RFC of ABAP. We are passing these description from Java to RFC of ABAP and this RFC update the text in Database.
We have noticed that if there is some special character in description like as : or , complete description is not getting updated in to the SAP database.
Can anyone help me how to handle these special characters in Java. There may be N number of special characters. We want to generalize it. We want to replace these characters by s and z respectively.
For example : We want to update this description.
APPLERR H'4301 H'FA03 H'254C na Zagreb TC4 rijeen je cleaning procedurom, te je i kroz CSR odgovoreno da trap korekcija N01TCADG-0052 u bloku UPDC vie nije potrebna, te se moe izbaciti (AP143).
Uspjeno su zavrene HR17/CN-A3 FOA-e na tranzitnom nivou, te slijedi roll-out u dva termina 12/13.04 i 19/20.04. ETK je na sastanku isporučio SW, te ALEX i mini PLEX za sve objekte.
AP147. Poslati finalnu dokumentaciju za uvođenje paketa (implementacijsku instrukciju i sve popratne datoteke).
WHile updated text is as follows :
APPLERR H'4301 H'FA03 H'254C na Zagreb TC4 rije
N01TCADG-0052 u bloku UPDC vi
Uspje
sastanku isporu
AP147. Poslati finalnu dokumentaciju za uvo
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Bhavishya

Hi Bhavishya,
Apparently your SAP database isn't configured to support Unicode. That would be the first solution to your problem, but I can imagine it's a bit drastic to convert your DB.
A second solution would be to encode the input description to ASCII before storing it in the database. When reading from the database, decode again to Unicode. This way, no information is lost. A suitable encoding would be Base64. e.g.
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// later, when reading descriptionBase64 from the DB
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new sun.misc.BASE64Decoder().decodeBuffer(descriptionBase64), "UTF-8");
Instead of using Sun's implementation, a better alternative is to use the open source implementation
org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64 from Commons Codec .
The 3rd approach is indeed to normalize the description by replacing all special characters with their ASCII equivalent. A rather easy solution is as follows:
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description, sun.text.Normalizer.DECOMP, 0).replaceAll(
"[^p{ASCII}]", "");
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java.text.Normalizer became part of the public API ;-). A good open source implementation can be found here: ICU4J (com.ibm.icu.text.Normalizer).
Kind regards,
/Sigiswald

Special character and htp.p()

I am trying to use PL/SQL procedure to present my customized item.
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Hi - thanks very much the reply. I will bear your suggestions in mind in future as they are very useful.
I got around the problem I was having by doing the following:
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Unquoted special character error

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51050
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How do I get Special character Euro symbol € to display ?

Hi,
How do I get the euro symbol € to display in Flash from
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simplified the PHP code I have is:
<?php
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print ("&Databaseinfo=$msgtoflash");
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The &#8364 is a special character code for HTML.
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maith wrote:
> Im using Actionscript2. I had placed a query in Flash in
"General
> Discussions", before I came on the Dreamweaver Forum,
but got no reply.
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XML. I have
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Handling special characters in XML

Hi,
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Monica--
In XI 2.0, we've noticed a number of issues processing special characters, primarily caused by the version of JCO that we're running. It sounds like SAP has spent some time in the past few months focusing on these errors, so make sure you're on the most recent patchlevels of all your middleware components, including any of the middleware libraries that BC uses. In XI, we had to update the 3 files that make up the RFC library and JCO library. SDM couldn't update the libraries for us -- we had to manually move the files to the right place.
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