Storing chinese character in Oracle8i
Hi Sir,
How to use Oracle8i database to store chinese character?
Is there any setting on database side?
I'm using Oracle8i 8.1.5 currently.
Please advise.
Thanks.
it's not the field type, it's the character encoding you need to change. Generally, you should make sure that the DB uses UTF-8 encoding for storage, the DB connector uses UTF-8 (although probably if the DB does), set the content type for the page to "text/html; charset=UTF-8" and when you process forms, call request.setCharacterEncoding("UTF-8") before doing any getParameter calls.
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ype" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> is added in
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m the first JSP file, only some of them can be
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missing.
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P can display the character. On the other hand, when I
input "�p", nothing is displayed. But I know that
variable "bytes" stored 3 bytes for each chinese
character. I would like ask why
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EXCEPTIONSHi Thomas,
Now I understand.
Pl. check the class CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE.
May it can help u.
Here is it's documentation.
CL CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE
Short Text
Code Page and Endian Conversion Between External Formats
Functionality
Instances of the class CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE allow you to convert text data between different character sets and numeric data between different number formats (byte order).
Using the class corresponds to transforming data from a binary input stream to a binary output stream: The data objects are read from the input buffer sequentially and written to an output buffer.
The class methods are normally used as follows:
CL_ABAP_CONV_X2X_CE=>CREATE
This creates a conversion instance. Among other options, you can specify the following as parameters: The input buffer (that is the binary string that contains the data to be read), the character format at used in the input buffer, the byte order used in the input buffer, the character format to be used in the output buffer, or the byte order to be used in the output buffer.
CONVERT_C, CONVERT_...
This converts the data. Calling this method several times consecutively allows you to read data from the input buffer sequentially and add it to the end of the output buffer.
GET_OUT_BUFFER
This gets the output buffer, making it available for further processing (such as writing to a file, sending using RFC).
RESET
This allows you to reset individual attributes of the conversion instance. (This method is especially designed for restarting on a new input buffer and deleting the output buffer while retaining the remaining attributes.)
Relationships
CL_ABAP_CONV_IN_CE
Converting Binary Data into ABAP Data Objects
CL_ABAP_CONV_OUT_CE
Converting ABAP Data Objects to a Binary Format.
CL_ABAP_CHAR_UTILITIES
Various Attributes and Methods for Character Sets and Byte Order
Example
In the following example, UTF-8 texts are converted to the codepage 1100 (Latin-1) and numbers are converted from little-endian to big-endian format:
DATA:
in_buffer TYPE XSTRING,
out_buffer TYPE XSTRING,
conv TYPE REF TO cl_abap_conv_x2x_ce.
in_buffer = '414220C3B602010000'.
conv = cl_abap_conv_x2x_ce=>create(
in_encoding = 'UTF-8'
in_endian = 'L'
out_encoding = '1100'
out_endian = 'B'
input = in_buffer
CALL METHOD conv->convert_c( n = 5 ).
CALL METHOD conv->convert_i( ).
out_buffer = conv->get_out_buffer( ).
The content of the in_buffer variable is made up of 5 bytes (hexadecimal "414220C3B6"), which represent 4 UTF-8 characters (A, B, SPACE, o-Umlaut), and 4 bytes (hexadecimal "02010000"), which represent the value 258 in little-endian format. This data is converted and the out_buffer variable now contains the hexadecimal string "414220F600000102". It is made up of:
4 bytes (hexadecimal "414220F6"), which represent the above 4 characters in codepage 1100 (ISO-8859-1). Note that the length specification n = 5 refers to the number of elementary characters to be converted. For multi-byte codepages like UTF-8 this means that the multi-byte character "C3B6" is counted in length 2.
4 Bytes (hexadecimal "00000102"), which represent the value 258 in big-endian format.
If you have the desired byte order in the old format as expected by TRANSLATE ... NUMBER FORMAT (as an N(4) value), you can proceed as follows:
TYPE-POOLS: ABAP.
CLASS cl_abap_char_utilities DEFINITION LOAD.
DATA:
in_number_format(4) TYPE N VALUE '0101',
out_number_format(4) TYPE N VALUE '0000'.
DATA:
in_endian TYPE ABAP_ENDIAN,
out_endian TYPE ABAP_ENDIAN,
conv TYPE REF TO cl_abap_conv_x2x_ce..
in_endian = cl_abap_char_utilities=>number_format_to_endian(
in_number_format
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out_number_format
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Notes
For details refer to the documentation for the individual methods.
Regards,
Joy.
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Hi, I'm new in java and i use an ftp class tha someone else has developped. I just want to know if it's possible to chek if a known file exists on the ftp server (before download or upload a new one with the same name) Tanks a lot in advance
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What equipment do I need to stream music from itouch to bathroom speakers?
Ok, my wife wants to be able to play her ipod touch wirelessly to some speakers in the bathroom. I would like for the speaker(s) to be either wall or ceiling mounted. The only thing we already have, is the ipod touch and a wireless network. What else
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Redirect input/output of a program and view it at any time?
I'll start by saying I don't have a complete understanding of how I/O works in Linux terminals. I have a game server set up, and to run it, I execute the server .jar file. This then causes the server software to use the current screen for I/O (I'm no