International Character Support?

Hi
The message I sent out for a share invitation included
umlauts (Für das Meeting heute); it arrived as "F�r das
Meeting heute" in Entourage on a Mac.

The current version of the Share service does not yet support
international character sets. We are adding support for this in
Share currently and will provide more information about supported
languages and locales as we come closer to releasing a new
version.

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Does anyone know if there is a problem in oc4j concerning international charactersets support?
My pages contain non-english characters and so i use utf-8 characterset. When the page is created by a servlet the characters are displayed correctly, but when it comes from a jsp this is not the case.
The problem is that the text is not displayed in utf-8 but in "western european (windows)" instead which is not the correct encoding. This does not happen in the servlet case above. Still if I change the borwser encoding setting
the information is displayed correctly. But I cannot do that for every page, they are to many...
If i try to instruct the page about the encoding the outcome is a real mess because no brwser characterset encoding configuration option seems to be suitable. I tried the following:
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all of the above had no result while servlets perform swell !
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HI Joe:
Are you able to find any solution for this. I am also stuck with the same issue. Could you please share your solution to me. my email id is: [email protected]
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We need to have traditional character
support(chinese, japanese etc) for our applications.
The traditional text is available in the oracle
database and is displayed correctly in toad but when
we access it thru browser/stand alone java app, it is
not shown. The language pack is installed correcly on
the machine. What else is required to be done to show
it? I don�t think so any locale specific settings
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I am fairly new to AppleScript, and would appreciate your help. I have an AppleScript that accepts numeric input from a user, e.g.:
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It really isn't possible to confidently work out the character encoding of an incoming byte stream from the bytes sent. Different encodings may give different, but equally valid characters for the same bytes.
Are we talking a web service here? If so then the encoding a browser returns on a form is the same as the one you send the form in. Don't use new String(bytes, encoding) for this, use HttpServletRequest.setCharacterEncoding(). For internationalised web sites, best to use UTF-8 for your pages.

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After making our server scalable, we are now ready to deploy it world wide. I have a question regarding encoding/decoding international characters.
We want the server to support as many languages as possible. Presently, I decode the bytebuffer using few constant (English based ) charsets. If unsuccessful, I try to find all the charsets on the machine and then decode it one by one till it decodes successfully. For texts with French + English characters, after I call toString on the charBuffer, all the English characters are stripped off leaving only French Characters(weird chars not found in Engligh but only in French). The type of encoding used by client is not known.
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Hi guys. I'm using Win2000 version and it's diff. from XP.
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