Problems displaying correct caracter set (German Umlaute)

Hi everybody,
Our development server had a crash some weeks ago, forcing us
to reinstall and resetup the Coldfusion server. Since then, where
has been some problems.
One of those problems occures in displaying the correct
character set. German Umlaute like ä, ü, ö cannot be
display probperly. There are displayed like this "ä". We
have absolutely no clue, where the problem lies. We even set the
connection string within the datasource to
useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=iso-8859-1
but it still doesn't work. It has before the crash.
Somebody has an idea?

Hi lerman,
I think with the text labels, added to your other requests, that you have finally come to the limits of what we can do with the DIAdem Report express block.  You might want to consider instead using the DIAdem Connectivity VIs, which are a free download.  My recommendation is to create a TDMS data file with all the properties and string data and numeric data you want to pass to the report, then tell DIAdem to load that TDMS file and run the VBScript for report tweaking (in your case specific axis limits).  Your string data can either be named scalar properties or 1D arrays of strings stored in channels.  The point is that you have complete control over the structure and content of the TDMS file from LabVIEW, and you have complete control over the data and property references from DIAdem.  The "DIAdem Report Wizard Start CSC.vi" I used in my attached example is installed by the "LabVIEW DIAdem Connectivity VIs", though it doesn't show up on the palette.
Brad Turpin
DIAdem Product Support Engineer
National Instruments
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