Обсуждение: Problem With Euro character

Hello

I'm working on a french web application (Spring+Ibatis+Postgre).
My PostgreSql version : 8.1
My db encoding is UTF-8.
My JDBc Driver version is 8.1-405-jdbc3

There is no problem to display the Euro (€) character in HTML pages, but in the PDF this caracter disepear !!!
Strange...

I've done a little test, this is the recuperation of a String "€ € € € € Euro € Euro € € € €" :

log.info(c.getObservation());
log.info(new String (c.getObservation().getBytes("UTF-8")));
log.info(new String (c.getObservation().getBytes("ISO-8859-1")));

INFO  17:49:10.468 ? ? ? ? ? Euro ? Euro ? ? ? ?  (TestEuro.java:14)
INFO  17:49:10.468 € € € € € Euro € Euro € € € €  (TestEuro.java:15)
INFO  17:49:10.468 € € € € € Euro € Euro € € € €  (TestEuro.java:16)

Very strange, it seems that my observation have an encoding ISO-8859-1 in my db UTF-8...

if you have any idea...

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Hello Tno,

You know that ISO-8859-1 does not have the Euro Symbol? Look for
ISO-8859-15 instead...

Daniel Migowski


TNO schrieb:
> Hello
>
> I'm working on a french web application (Spring+Ibatis+Postgre).
> My PostgreSql version : 8.1
> My db encoding is UTF-8.
> My JDBc Driver version is 8.1-405-jdbc3
>
> There is no problem to display the Euro (€) character in HTML pages,
> but in the PDF this caracter disepear !!!
> Strange...
>
> I've done a little test, this is the recuperation of a String "*€ € €
> € € Euro € Euro € € € €" *:
>
> log.info(c.getObservation());
> log.info(new String (c.getObservation().getBytes("UTF-8")));
> log.info(new String (c.getObservation().getBytes("ISO-8859-1")));
>
> INFO  17:49:10.468 ? ? ? ? ? Euro ? Euro ? ? ? ?  (TestEuro.java:14)
> INFO  17:49:10.468 € € € € € Euro € Euro € € € €
> (TestEuro.java:15)
> INFO  17:49:10.468 € € € € € Euro € Euro € € € €  (TestEuro.java:16)
>
> Very strange, it seems that my observation have an encoding ISO-8859-1
> in my db UTF-8...

Daniel Migowski schrieb:
> Hello Tno,
>
> You know that ISO-8859-1 does not have the Euro Symbol? Look for
> ISO-8859-15 instead...
Oh, and have a look at the Constructors of the String class, and read
the comments. Further have a look at your system properties and learn
about the differences between win1250 and iso-8859-[1,15].