Thread: hello sir

hello sir

From
"gunjan sharma"
Date:
Hello sir,             I am doing mail because I have read ur article on net over Unicode. Sir I am also working over
Unicode.Basically what is my project is that we have to design a gui in java swing and through which we have to
retrieveand store data in database(ms access). 
But we are trying to do so what happens that data didn’t store in correct format.
Means if I am storing hindi data then what it is showing in database arbiterary char
So through our application I am able to store data in database.
For this I have searched a lot and read some where that it happens due to diffent encoding used by ur databse and swing
component.So what I have done that first read bytes from resultset and then convert that in string what it’s also not
givingus correct result. 

BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(rs.getCharacterStream(2));                       String s =
reader.readLine();.

Rs is my result set. Sir I have also tried it with byte stream but it’ s giving same problem.
As Unicode font I am using arial Unicode ms . I don’t know what is a problem I am searching  on it but don’t find any
answhich can be implemented correctly. 
Sir plz if u have any solution then plz give reply of my this mail.
Thank u sir
gunjan

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Re: hello sir

From
Andreas Pflug
Date:
gunjan sharma wrote:

>Hello sir,
>              I am doing mail because I have read ur article on net over Unicode. Sir I am also working over Unicode.
Basicallywhat is my project is that we have to design a gui in java swing and through which we have to retrieve and
storedata in database(ms access).
 
>But we are trying to do so what happens that data didn’t store in correct format.
>Means if I am storing hindi data then what it is showing in database arbiterary char
>So through our application I am able to store data in database. 
>For this I have searched a lot and read some where that it happens due to diffent encoding used by ur databse and
swingcomponent. So what I have done that first read bytes from resultset and then convert that in string what it’s also
notgiving us correct result.
 
>
>BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(rs.getCharacterStream(2));
>                        String s = reader.readLine();.
>
>Rs is my result set. Sir I have also tried it with byte stream but it’ s giving same problem. 
>As Unicode font I am using arial Unicode ms . I don’t know what is a problem I am searching  on it but don’t find any
answhich can be implemented correctly.
 
>Sir plz if u have any solution then plz give reply of my this mail.
>  
>

Hallo Gunjan,
you won't ever get an answer on this list because it's completely 
off-topic. There's not a scent of Java or MS Access around here.
Just a hint: use a REAL database system, if you want unicode, PostgreSQL 
is first choice.

Regards,
Andreas