Re: JDBC Latin1 problem

<<How are you outputing this data? Velocity, JSP and others "template
processors" allow you to specify the character set>>

We're currently outputting the data from our own java application, which
will be turned into a servlet in a few weeks. We skipped JSP and Velocity
because we had a very unique data schema with very unique needs (it would
have taken more time to do it the "easy" way in this case). Thus, I'm not
sure I can find an environment variable.

Thanks for the tip, though.

BTW, all jibberish comes directly from the database, and displays as
such using System.out.println().

- Mike

At 03:01 PM 8/4/2004, smota wrote:
>How are you outputing this data?
>
>Velocity, JSP and others "template processors" allow you to specify
>the character set, make sure it's set for a compatible one (usually
>ISO-8859-1).
>
>You can set the LC_ALL environment variable to pt_BR.ISO8859-1 (of
>course you can switch pt_BR for your locale code) and then start your
>AS.
>(for me this was the solution, setting all character set processing
>options on Webwork and Velocity was not enough).
>
>Regards,
>
>Samuel
>
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