Japanese character input issues

We have someone developing a chat client in flash that
connects to an FMS server. Typing works fine in English, but if you
try to type Japanese, it spits the characters out one at a time
into the chat window after pressing return. This makes chat very
difficult and extremely long for Japanese folks:
L
I
K
E
T
H
I
S
Above is how Japanese would show up. I should mention that
this happens only on OSX and not Windows. Anybody have any ideas on
how to fix this? Many thanks!

Sanjay.
You can do that by specifying EUC-JP for input-charset element of
weblogic.xml. See the following link for more detail.
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs61///////webapp/weblogic_xml.html#1031571
For Oracle to work with EUC charset, you need to set the environment
variable of NLS_LANG=japanese_japan.JA16EUC. You don't need to write the
code conversion method.
Hope this helps,
Reiji
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I want to save the Japanese character input from html forms into theOracle Database
using the euc character set. Most of the users use Windows PC, so I guessmost
of the input would be using s-jis or MS932.
Do I need to write the character code conversion methods from s-jis and/orMS932
to euc and vice versa or does the weblogic server do the conversioninternally
Thanks.
Sanjay.

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