Csaba Nagy wrote:
> I suspect that your machine's default encoding and the encoding used by
> your Java program doesn't match.
[snip]
>i.e. explicitly tell to your Java
> writer code what encoding to use, and explicitly tell to the editor what
> encoding to use when opening the file. Otherwise they'll use their
> default encodings, which might not match.
Very true. I'll look up how to specify the encoding when writing to
file. I don't know that it is possible when writing to the console though.
*But* I must point out that I am writing quite a bit of data, in
japanese, to file and the console and *all* of it come out correctly
*except* for that one character ...
I *will* check into how to specify the encoding but I don't think that
is the problem as everything but the one character comes out out right.
And as I had said, if I hard-code the string to be printed it comes out
right ... only when the string is retrieved from the database does it
come out wrong ...
Thanks,
Jean-Christian Imbeault
