Passing a wchar_t* containing asian characters into java

I tried converting the wchar_t* into jstring in C, then passing that jstring into java, however, even though when I write the wchar_t* into a file, the asian characters read fine, the jstring in java becomes ????????????. Then I tried narrowing the wchar_t* into char*, then converting into jstring and passing that. Similarly, the char*, when written to a file, contains the proper asian characters, but when read in java, becomes ????????????.
Any help is appreciated!

ejp wrote:
Java strings contain UTF8.Java Strings contain UTF-16.True - I was thinking more of GetStringUTFChars when I said that.
A wchar is not even necessarily 8 bitsA wchar_t is necessarily at least 16 bits taking ISO/IEC 14882:1998 standard #3.9.1.5 into account.
Interesting - I will look that up. The following discussion would seem to disagree with that however.
[http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t289787-is-wchar_t-guaranteed-to-be-larger-than-char.html]

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however,
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at oracle.wh.service.impl.mapping.generation.WBMappingGenerator.generate(WBMappingGenerator.java:316)
at oracle.wh.service.impl.mapping.generation.WBDeployableMappingGenerator.generate(WBDeployableMappingGenerator.java:99)
at oracle.wh.service.impl.generation.common.WBGenerationService.generateCode(WBGenerationService.java:433)
at oracle.wh.service.impl.generation.common.WBGenerationService.generateCode(WBGenerationService.java:311)
at oracle.wh.service.impl.generation.service.WhValidationGenerationTransaction.run(WhValidationGenerationTransaction.java:241)
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hi ,
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I was using OWB 10.2.01, and heard that it is a bug which is fixed in owb 10.2.0.3
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How can I convert Asian characters like Chinise or Japanese into EBCDIC double byte array in Java. Do any code available to do this
Thanks

If I have a asian character in test (String) need to
convert it to double byte EBCDIC array. Can you please
let me know how to convert.That is somewhat like saying how do you convert it to ASCII, neither is possible.
There are a number of character sets in the world that use the EBCDIC encoding for the lower bytes and support a multibyte format for another language.
First you need to figure out what character set(s) you can use.
Second you see if java supports an encoding for that.
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Hi All,
I have been involved in a project recently to port a lot of C++ code into Java. Testing the ported Java code has been done in isolation with JUnit and works fine, but we would like to test all the ported code. To do this we aim to call the ported (Java) methods from C++ using JNI.
I have read a lot of the documentation from Sun on the JNI and can access and set Java methods that only contain primitive types without any problems. However what I cant seem to be able to achieve is passing aggregated C++ classes to Java.
Java
public void translation_unit_2( Vector v ) { \* code *\ }and somewhere in C++
jobject actions; // Is initialized
std::vector<Node> test ; // Node class may contain other objects
jmethodID tmp = env->GetMethodID(env->GetObjectClass(actions), "translation_unit_2", "(Ljava/util/Vector;)V");
env->CallObjectMethod(actions, tmp, test);Now obviously what I have posted there doesnt work, but can anybody point me
in the correct direction to pass the Vector and its Data in C++ to Java?
None of the Java methods are native, because the eventually the whole system
will be operating solely in Java, but the testing at this stage is quite important.
If this is an impossible task then please say so also, any help will be appreciated !
Thanks,
Mark Hennessy

Thanks for the reply and I understand that running an iterator
over the vector would be the way the get the data out of the C++ Vector.
However that still leaves me with the question of mapping an arbitrary
C++ class ( which in the case of the example above would be a Node class which is
composed of other aggregated classes ) to a jobject such that I can pass
the data easily to Java throught JNI?
Is this possible or would I have to decompose each and every class to its most
primitive types and pass them over to Java and reconstruct them on the Java side?

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I put " " on the above test, otherwise amp; will be truncated by OTN).
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How to solve this problem?
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Edited by: user628655 on Jul 27, 2009 9:47 AM
Edited by: user628655 on Jul 27, 2009 9:49 AM
Edited by: user628655 on Jul 27, 2009 10:39 AM

Avoid doing that through a link. If this is a page item then submit the page and redirect to the target page using a branching. On the target page, create a computation to compute the target item using the original page item as the source. If you are talking about a report, use the id to pass through the link and fetch the text column in an on load computation.
Denes Kubicek
http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
http://www.opal-consulting.de/training
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=31517:1
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Does anyone know how to send email with Asian characters? Sample code will be useful. I got ?? instead of the real characters, please help....
Thanks in advance
Ken

Hello.
How are you doing?
Good Day.
I think I have the concepts down some, I'm just gonna
ask some questions for confirmation. First I'll list a
statement then I'll as the question about the
statement.
If the statement is correct answer yes, on the other
hand if the statement is false. Answer no to the
question and explain.
My purpose for asking you questions. Is to get a better understanding of JavaMail and to clear up any doubt. That, I may have on this subject that is related to the statements and questions.
By having some one like you respond to my questions with answers.
Here we go!
The content of the Part Interface and Message class are not attributes at all.
If this statement is correct or not correct please explian why.
Is this statement correct?
A DataHandler is the class called DataHandler and the
object of the DataHandler class, which programmers
would call the DataHandler object; which is (normally
created by using the DataHandler class constructor). The DataHandler class, wraps the data into the DataHandler object which is called DataHandler; by you or I using the DataHandler class constructor.
This statement is correct right?
The DataHandler class takes the data you pass to it's
constructor and wraps it into the DataHandler's object
as one entity called an email message.
Is this statement correct?
Thanks in advance.
Please email me as soon as possible;
at [email protected]
Peace out, have a good day.
-Leroy

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When using the create sldeshow command from the menu I get 5
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The last one appear with asian characters and a pop-up as
well when clicking the create button.
How to resolve it ?
Best regards

Hello.
How are you doing?
Good Day.
I think I have the concepts down some, I'm just gonna
ask some questions for confirmation. First I'll list a
statement then I'll as the question about the
statement.
If the statement is correct answer yes, on the other
hand if the statement is false. Answer no to the
question and explain.
My purpose for asking you questions. Is to get a better understanding of JavaMail and to clear up any doubt. That, I may have on this subject that is related to the statements and questions.
By having some one like you respond to my questions with answers.
Here we go!
The content of the Part Interface and Message class are not attributes at all.
If this statement is correct or not correct please explian why.
Is this statement correct?
A DataHandler is the class called DataHandler and the
object of the DataHandler class, which programmers
would call the DataHandler object; which is (normally
created by using the DataHandler class constructor). The DataHandler class, wraps the data into the DataHandler object which is called DataHandler; by you or I using the DataHandler class constructor.
This statement is correct right?
The DataHandler class takes the data you pass to it's
constructor and wraps it into the DataHandler's object
as one entity called an email message.
Is this statement correct?
Thanks in advance.
Please email me as soon as possible;
at [email protected]
Peace out, have a good day.
-Leroy

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Dear colleagues,
I want to pass a docking container like the one in SE80 to another program.
The following code works fine:
REPORT z_moving_dock.
DATA: cl_docker type REF TO cl_gui_docking_container.
PARAMETERS: test.
INITIALIZATION.
CREATE OBJECT cl_docker EXPORTING no_autodef_progid_dynnr = 'X'.
END-OF-SELECTION.
WRITE:/ test.
But I cannot extend this to my current program. There I sourced out anything related to the GUI into a function group to obey the MVC paradigma. (That's maybe the error in reasoning, but I'm following the book Design Patterns in Object-Oriented ABAP from SAP Press and -- of course -- good and healthy programming style.)
So it's a function group which knows the dynpros and controls, the main program knows only the data.
Now I have a docking container like the one in SE80. We have many working older programs and I want to switch to them carrying the docking container with me. I have searched the Demos in SAP, the Online Help, the SAP Library, Books, the Web, this Forum, but none of them goes beyond the simpler examples that always work.
I tried the LINK method on the docking container. I tried it before calling the new program (btw. by SUBMIT). I tried it afterwards from the called program (via a function module from the aforementioned group -- but the group is tied to the old program context and therefore I am in a new "instance" of it). I tried different values for REPID and DYNNR in LINK. I debugged SE80 -- too complicated!
If it works well I get the container back when I return to the calling program. If it works badly the container is completely lost.
Perhaps I should export something to memory?
But I strongly would prefer not to alter the called programs: In the future I might also want to call a SAP standard program.
I also didn't find some documentation explaining what is going on in the background so I could figure out in which direction to "think".
I also tested the following code on SAP R/3 4.7 and SAP ERP 2005 with the same results.
In the meantime I also created a minimal example. First the triggering report:
REPORT z_moving_docking_container.
DATA: g_example TYPE REF TO zcl_moving_docking_container.
CREATE OBJECT g_example.
This obviously calls the main class ZCL_MOVING_DOCKING_CONTAINER which has only this constructor:
METHOD constructor.
CALL FUNCTION 'Z_SHOW_DYNPRO'.
ENDMETHOD.
Normally this class should handle the business logic. Here it only calls this function module. In the appropriate function group, say Z_MOVING_DOCKING_CONTAINER, I have these declarations in the TOP-Include:
FUNCTION-POOL z_moving_docking_container.
DATA:
gv_okcode TYPE ui_func,
go_docker TYPE REF TO cl_gui_docking_container.
The function group also contains a dynpro 9000 with this flow logic:
PROCESS BEFORE OUTPUT.
MODULE status_9000.
PROCESS AFTER INPUT.
MODULE user_command_9000.
The modules are straightforward:
MODULE status_9000 OUTPUT.
SET PF-STATUS '9000'.
IF go_docker IS INITIAL.
 CREATE OBJECT go_docker
 EXPORTING no_autodef_progid_dynnr = 'X'.
ENDIF.
ENDMODULE.
with at least the function code ONLI defined in PF-status 9000 and
MODULE user_command_9000 INPUT.
IF gv_okcode = 'ONLI'.
 SUBMIT z_sample_report AND RETURN.
ELSE.
 LEAVE PROGRAM.
ENDIF.
ENDMODULE.
The report Z_SAMPLE_REPORT can be any report you like.
At last the function module contains the following code:
FUNCTION z_show_dynpro.
*"*"Lokale Schnittstelle:
CALL SCREEN 9000.
ENDFUNCTION.
As I see this, this is a straightforward application of the working example at the top and the principles of MVC and encapsulation of the dynpro logic (to "avoid" global variables as best as possible).
Clearly in some sense this is an academic question, but I have built a fairly big application like that up to now ...
</edit>
Thanks for reading and contemplating,
Thomas
Edited by: Thomas Geiß on Feb 4, 2009 11:03 AM
Edited by: Thomas Geiß on Feb 4, 2009 11:59 AM
Edited by: Thomas Geiß on Feb 4, 2009 12:01 PM

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