From: Martin Kuba <makub@inet.cz>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgreSQL.org
Subject: i18n in JDBC driver
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 1999 15:42:01 +0200
Message-ID: <3801E929.F98D9A17@inet.cz> (raw)
References: <37FE6707.95DD9621@metica.com>
Hi, I want to upgrade from v6.4.2 to v6.5.2, but I have
some problems with character encoding:
In 6.4.2 the "String(bytes[])" constructor was used for
converting database 8-bit characters to Java 16-bit characters, so
client's JVM default encoding was used instead of database encoding.
I had to change the source code of the JDBC driver to use it.
Now I have found this in CHANGELOG in v6.5.2:
"Wed May 19 00:20:00 BST 1999
- Internationalisation now done. Surprising that there's 68 error
messages in the driver ;-)"
so I think that it should be corrected now in v6.5.2.
But in postgresql/jdbc2/ResultSet.java on line 151
there is still
"return new String(this_row[columnIndex - 1]);"
which means that the bug is NOT corrected !
I need a client with "Cp1250" default encoding (Czech WindowsNT)
to be able to connect to a database with "LATIN2" encoding (Linux).
Now the ResultData.getString() method returns wrong characters.
So, am I missing something ? What does it mean "Internationalisation now done" ?
Martin
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