What to do with IOException of Cp437
Hi,
I have a Java MQ application that read messages from an MQSeries queue. The program works fine on my PC but running it on other computers returned an IOException of Cp437. I know it has something to do with encoding but a) how do I handle this and b) why other computer are having this issue and not mine.
Thanks for any help,
Alex
I have a Java MQ application that read messages from
an MQSeries queue. The program works fine on my PC but
running it on other computers returned an IOException
of Cp437. I know it has something to do with encoding
but a) how do I handle this and There is a nice pile of redbooks available on http://redbooks.ibm.com (or something like that - url from memory). One idea might be that the MQQueueManager - or the client putting the message - is encoding the message in a character set not available at the receiving machine. If you can, try to use ISO_8859_1 or UTF8, since conversion tables from and to those are available on most platforms. Cp432 sounds like some horrible IBM variant for PC/windows, but I am not 100% on that.
b) why other computer
are having this issue and not mine. Because the other computer has a different character set? Would be interesting to know what computer it is.
>
Thanks for any help,
Alex
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Seven eight lay them straight
Nine ten this is the end.
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I have a G5 desktop computer, I believe it's referred to as a "Power Mac." My mom purchased it some years ago, I think in late 2005 shortly after this particular model was on the market.
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I'd also recommend downloading and installing Applejack and run it according to the instructions.
Good luck.
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Today I noted something else: some album covers appear pixelated and blurry, even though HD. Those covers looked just fine until now.
As a side note, I have in use 30 of the 32 Gb (that's a lot of music, I know). Could this be related? I never had those problems before IOS 5, though.
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Thanks for your help!so as I see it people with this problem have 3 options
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What's wrong with my Final Cut Pro 7.03?
I have just started up a new project.
Every time I try to ad a clip in top of each other a "general error" shows up. The sequence viewer turned red and it displays that I have to close and reopen the window to restore.
The only "new thing" I do - is the use/brand of camera.
Now I use the canon D5 mark 3 for my project (before D5 mark 2)
What's wrong??? Do I need to update my Final Cut Pro 7.0.3 And how do I do this???
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What is wrong with this code? on(release) gotoAndPlay("2")'{'
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gotoAndPlay("2")'{'
this is the error that comes up and i have tried changing it but it is not working
**Error** Scene=Scene 1, layer=Layer 2, frame=1:Line 2: '{' expected
gotoAndPlay("2")'{'
Total ActionScript Errors: 1 Reported Errors: 1
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on (release) {
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I don't understand what's happening with my Music. All the songs that I purchased, that were previously on my phone, now show up with a Cloud next to them, but I can't play them. If I touch the Cloud, it turns into a red square, acts like it's downloading (which I can see happening in iTunes), but never downloads. The Cloud just stays there.
I've sync'd my phone, I've turned it to "show all music" in Settings, I've drag and dropped the songs/albums onto my phone again. I feel like I've tried everything I've seen recommended, but nothing works.
I've purchased a lot of music from iTunes. It should be there. What's going on?
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