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From: "Ashish Sharma" <A.Sharma@toa.toasia.co.jp>
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Subject: Japanese, Java and Postgres
Date: Tue, 16 Nov 1999 02:36:57 +0900
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I have a Java applet (1.1.5) running on win9x/IE/Netscape, 
using which the user can enter Japanese charactors. 

On the backend (RedHat 5.2 Japanese), I just installed postgresql 6.5 with 

./configure  --enable-locale  --with-mb=UNICODE  --with-odbc

And then I compiled the JDBC bridge. 

Now, when I insert some Japanese charactors in the DB and select it back, 
I get ??? marks. 

What I'm missing?? I'm not doing any encoding stuff programmatically... 

Please help me, and don't force me to go back to SQL Server !! 

-Ashish