VLT file encoding

Is there a way to specify what encoding VLT uses when it writes out files? I'm working with a third party, and the process they've defined is that we develop and test components, templates, etc in our environment, then use VLT to export them to the file system, then use SVN to commit to their repository, so SVN is the delivery mechanism. We've had some issues where components we've set up to use UTF-8 encoding work in our environment, but when they are exported to the file system, they lose the encoding.

I believe it's 2.2.22. I have set svn:eol-style=native, but that's really more about line endings than byte-encodings, and it also doesn't apply to new files.

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File encoding cp1252 problem

Hi there,
I have a problem concerning the file encoding in a web application.
I'll sketch the problem for you.
I'm working on adjustments and bug fixes of an e-mail archive at the company i work for. With this archive, users can search e-mails using a Struts 1.0 / JSP web application, read them, and send them back to their mail inbox.
Recently a bug has appeared, concerning character sets.
We have mails with french characters or other uncommon characters in it.
Like the following mail:
Subject: Test E-mail archief co�rdinatie Els
Content: Test co�rdinatie r�d�marrage ... test weird characters � � �
In the web application itself, everything is fine...but when i send this mail back to my inbox, the subject gets all messed up:
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=?ANSI_X3.4-1968?Q?t_E-maill_archief_co=3Frdinatie_Els?=
The content appears to be fine.
We discovered this problem recently, and a lot of effort and searching has been done to solve it.
Our solution was to put the following line in catalina.sh , with what our Tomcat 4.1 webserver starts.
CATALINA_OPTS="-server -Dfile.encoding=cp1252"
On my Local Win2K computer, the encoding didn't pose a problem, so catalina.sh wasn't changed. It was only a problem (during testing) on our Linux test server ... a VMWare server which is a copy of our production environment.
On the VMWare, i added the line to the catalina.sh file. And it worked fine.
Problem Solved !
Yesterday, we were putting the archive in production. On our production server ... BANG --> NullPointerException.
We thought it has something to do with jars he couldn't find, older jars, cache of tomcat ... but none of this solved the problem.
We put the old version back into production, but the same NullPointerException occured.
We then put the "CATALINA_OPTS="-server -Dfile.encoding=cp1252" " line in comment ... and then it worked again.
We put the new version into production (without the file encoding line), and it worked perfectly, except for those weird ANSI characters.
Anyone have any experience with this?
I use that same file encoding to start a batch, but there i call it Cp1252 (with a capital C) ... might that be the problem? But i have to be sure...because the problem doesn't occur in the test environment, and i can't just test in production ... and switch off the server whenever i'd like to.
Does anyone see if making cp1252 --> Cp1252 might be a solution, or does anyone have another solution?
Thanks in advance.

First, I will start by saying that JInitiator was not intended to run on Win7, especially 64bit. So, it may be time to think about moving to the Java Plugin. Preferably one which is certified with your Forms version.
To your issue, I suspect you need to change the "Region and Language" settings on the client machine. This can be found on the Control Panel. If that doesn't help, take a look at this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4850557/convert-string-from-codepage-1252-to-1250

How to set File Encoding to UTF-8 On Save action in JDeveloper 11G R2?

Hello,
I am facing issue when I am modifying a File using JDeveloper 11G R2. JDeveloper is changing the Encoding of the File to System default Encoding (ANSI) instead of UTF-8. I have updated the Encoding to UTF-8 in "Tools | Preferences | Environment | Encoding" option and restarted the JDeveloper. I have also updated "Project Properties | Compiler | Character Encoding" option to UTF-8. None of them are working.
I am using below version of JDeveloper,
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Studio Edition Version 11.1.2.3.0
Product Version: 11.1.2.3.39.62.76.1
I created a file in UTF-8 Encoding. I opened it, do some changes and Save it.
When I open the "Properties" tab using "Help | About" Menu, I can see that the Properties of JDeveloper are showing encoding as Cp1252. Is it related?
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- Sujay

I have already done that. That is the first thing I did as mentioned in my Thread. I have also added below 2 options in jdev.conf and restarted JDeveloper, but that also did not work.
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Jinitiator 1.3.1.2.6 on win 7 64 and win xp (different file.encoding)

Hello,
our customer has moved from windows XP to Windows 7 and he uses Jinitiator 1.3.1.2.6...
In some "Forms" I have implemented a PJC to save datas from clob to local file system..
But there is a problem....
If I run the same application with Windows XP I get file.encoding=Cp1250 which is ok....
If I run the same application with Windows 7 (64) I get file.encoding=CP1252 and here is the problem...
Is there any way to run Jinitiator (or set up file.encoding to/with) Cp1250?
Maybe is this a local problem with windows?
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First, I will start by saying that JInitiator was not intended to run on Win7, especially 64bit. So, it may be time to think about moving to the Java Plugin. Preferably one which is certified with your Forms version.
To your issue, I suspect you need to change the "Region and Language" settings on the client machine. This can be found on the Control Panel. If that doesn't help, take a look at this:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4850557/convert-string-from-codepage-1252-to-1250

How to set the file.encoding in jvm?

I have some error in showing Chinese by used servlet,
some one tole me that I can change the file.encoding in jvm to zh_CN, how can I do that?

Add the java argument in your servlet engine.
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hello everyboy,
i have a strange situation.
2 PI 7.0 installation: develop and production. Identical. Same SP level, java vm, etc etc
I have a interface file to idoc.
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They are identical!!!!!!
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in production i added parameter File Encoding = ISO-8859-1 because if i have presence of strange characters....it work better.
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Hi,
Make sure your both the systems are unicode so that you will not have any issues. Also please see this document for how to work with character encodings in PI. Also we dont have any special config in j2ee admin tool.
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/502991a2-45d9-2910-d99f-8aba5d79fb42?quicklink=index&overridelayout=true
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available from the "Customize Encodings List" in the TextEdit "Plain Text File Encoding" Preferences.
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XI File Adapter Custom File Encoding for issues between SJIS and CP932

Dear SAP Forum,
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Dear SAP Forum,
Has anybody found a solution for the difference between the JVM (IANA) SJIS and MS SJIS implementation ?
When users enter characters in SAPGUI, the MS SJIS implementation is used, but when the XI file adapter writes SJIS, the JVM SJIS implementation is used, which causes issues for 7 characters:
1. FULLWIDTH TILDE/EFBD9E                 8160     ～     〜
2. PARALLEL TO/E288A5                          8161     ∥     ‖
3. FULLWIDTH HYPHEN-MINUS/EFBC8D     817C     －     −
4. FULLWIDTH CENT SIGN/EFBFA0             8191     ￠     \u00A2
5. FULLWIDTH POUND SIGN/EFBFA1           8192     ￡     \u00A3
6. FULLWIDTH NOT SIGN/EFBFA2              81CA     ￢     \u00AC
7. REVERSE SOLIDUS                             815F     ＼     \u005C
The following line of code can solve the problem (either in an individual mapping or in a module)
String sOUT = myString.replace(\u0027～\u0027,\u0027〜\u0027).replace(\u0027∥\u0027,\u0027‖\u0027).replace(\u0027－\u0027,\u0027−\u0027).replace(\u0027￠\u0027,\u0027\u00A2\u0027).replace(\u0027￡\u0027,\u0027\u00A3\u0027).replace(\u0027￢\u0027,\u0027\u00AC\u0027);
But I would prefer to add a custome Character set to the file encoding. Has anybody tried this ?

File.encoding - Help

Hi,
We are converting German and English DATA to XML. And
German data (UTF-8) is running through the system fine if I logged
and tested. But strangely its giving ?? chars when I run as a
different user. (Sun Solaris / JDK 1.4)
When I looks at the properties.
for me:
file.encoding = ISO8859-1
for the other user its
file.encoding=ISO646-US
Where is this property being set, and how can I change it. This is
killing me.. I could not find any thing on my system that enforces the
char set. I am not using any special writers or readers..
Thanks in advance
- Ravi

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\u00c4\u00e4\u00df\u00dc\u00fc\u00d6\u00f6
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File.encoding won't swap

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File.encoding = Cp1252

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I have noticed in my system.properties that my windows xp 1.4 jdk has
file.encoding = Cp1252
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regards
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Cp1252 ????
D:\doku\source\colors\src\web>java -Dfile.encoding=utf8 a
utf8 ┼�┼�┼░┼▒
D:\doku\source\colors\src\web>java -Dfile.encoding=latin2 a
latin2 ╒⌡█√

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My scenario is IDoc -> XI -> File (txt).
Everything was working fine until i have to handle eastern european language with weird symbol
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