Special characters in title of KM resources

Hi,
I am trying to set title of resources programmatically. I have some documents in french, spanish uploaded in KM. I am reading title from an excel file as a string and then setting it as title property of a resource. When their title contains special characters, it displays "?" or squares .
Is there any solution for this problem?

Hi Julian,
When I set title containing special characters manually, they are displayed correctly in KM folder. But when I use following code for setting title, squares or "?" is displayed. In the code below, title is a string variable.
propName = new PropertyName(CREATED_BY_PROP_PREFIX1,"displayname");
p = new Property(propName, title);
res.setProperty(p);

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I have HTML region in which I display a hidden item. The hidden item (P1_TEST) has the following value: 
 
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The region source has a single reference to the hidden item: 
 
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Kent - This is explained here: Re: Computed Region TItles being Escaped in Apex 2.2 You can use an application item instead of a hidden page item as a quick solution. To continue to use a page item you can make its display type Display as Text (does not save state) and set its display condition to Never.
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My scenario is RFC--SOAP ,the messages was successfully rached to RFC adapter and I am facing the issue at the receiver SOAP Adapter ......
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are there any restrictions regarding special characters in KM Properties or any other Km Objects? I have in mind i read somewhere about restrictions for search result set names / ids, are there are also in any other areas restrictions?
Thanks for your help,
Stefan

>
Raymond HENG wrote:
> Thus..a quick conclusion if I may..
> 1) Folder and file name: any of your choice but will impact your portal search if you choose to use special char's in the name
> 2) Folder and file ID: No spacing or special char's as indicated by Bobu.
>
> Hope that helps.
> Ray
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