The follwing line should write a ü in test.txt encoded in utf-8- At least this is what I expect it to do. But if I open the file in a text editor, the editor shows and the editor states that it would read the file as utf-8. I even tried two editors and both show the same unexpected result. A
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Java: Reading from getResourceAsStream gets too many bytes
I’m trying to read a binary file, using getResourceAsStream. The problem is I get too many bytes back. The file is 56374 bytes long, according to ls, but when I read it in my code, I consistently get 85194 bytes. I get the same result with similar code: If I run the code without the resource, everything is fine, I
IBMMQ consumer application unable to consume TextMessage ( JMSCMQ1049: The character set ‘1208(UTF-8) Unmappable Action: REPORT)
I have a consumer application that uses IBMMQ to consume messages from the queue manager. I have no control over the publisher, only the consumer. Here is the part of the code for my consumer: This code works fine and is able to retrieve the message as a TextMessage object for almost all of my queues except for one queue.
How can I combine *u” and the UTF-8 code for console output? (Java)
I would like to combine a “u” with a String that contains a Hex-Code so that I can print out a unicode character in the console. I’ve tried something like this, but the console only prints regular text, eg uf600: Answer In Java, u exists only in the compiler, as a convenience to help you add unicode character literals in
Java: how to undo conversion from UTF-8 to ISO-8859-1 [closed]
Closed. This question needs debugging details. It is not currently accepting answers. Edit the question to include desired behavior, a specific problem or error, and the shortest code necessary to reproduce the problem. This will help others answer the question. Closed 2 years ago. Improve this question My UTF-8 strings have been converted to ISO-8859-1 strings in the following way:
Different results reading file with Files.newBufferedReader() and constructing readers directly
It seems that Files.newBufferedReader() is more strict about UTF-8 than the naive alternative. If I create a file with a single byte 128—so, not a valid UTF-8 character—it will happily be read if I construct an BufferedReader on an InputStreamReader on the result of Files.newInputStream(), but with Files.newBufferedReader() an exception is thrown. This code has this result: Is this documented?
Opening CSV with UTF-8 BOM via Excel
I create csv file with data by the means of java. And I faced the following well-known issue: the letters in Portuguese were displayed by the wrong way in Excel (when opening by double click). I solved this by UTF-16LE+BOM, but excel started to recognize tabs as columns separators instead of commas. So I looked up for another solution and
How to read write this in utf-8?
I was getting an error io.MalformedByteSequenceException: Invalid byte 2 of 2-byte UTF-8 sequence The solution is to read and write file in UTF-8. My code is: I’m reading a url and writing it to a file DirectionResponse.xml. Then reading DirectionResponse.xml and writing the same as *ppre_DirecionResponse.xml* for processing. How do I change this so that reading and writing is done
Unicode text through socket in java
I am facing a tiny issue (I believe) in socket programming. When sending text from non-English languages, I get garbled results. After a lot of researching on google, I made some corrections. I changed getBytes() to getBytes(“UTF-8”) and tried to send some Arabic text. When connecting sockets locally, it works fine. I see the arabic text I expected. But when
OrientDB having trouble with Unicode, Turkish, and enums
I am using a lib which has an enum type with consts like these; While I am debugging in Eclipse, I got an error: As I am using a Turkish system, there is a problem on working i>İ but as this is an enum const, even though I put every attributes as UTF-8, nothing could get that STRING is what