[Opensource] utf-8 in DBObject and ResourceBundle

[Mike Traum]

For ResourceBundle, you need to make sure the file is actually ascii, as
specified by Java (not expresso). This is usually done using the
'native2ascii' tool. See
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/intl/faq.html#Resource%20Bundles


For DBObject, I think the only thing that's character set specific is
the filtering, but I believe you can just use the default. You do need
to make sure your database supports the character set, though. I think
you'll be able to store data fine in mysql, but without setting the
mysql character set, ORDER BY and GROUP BY sql queries won't work
correctly.

mike

On Wed, 2003-12-10 at 06:52, ershad wrote:
> hello all
>  
> I am trying to test farsi language in expresso. My DB is mysql. But as
> far as i realized neither ResourceBundle of java nor DBObject of
> expresso supports UTF-8. I will be so thankful if you tell me whether
> i am right and if right what can i do .
>  
> thanks 
> ershad
> 
> 
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