1. Writing unicode characters with Batik doesn't work stackoverflow.comI am writing a project with Batik, which is for multi-language image. Therefore I need signs like "sigma" or "alpha". I have to write the character as text - not as ... |
2. java how to write 0x13 unicode character? stackoverflow.comhow to print 0x13 Unicode character in java ??? |
3. Java framework for reading / writing ANSI escape-sequenced character streams stackoverflow.comReading ANSI escape sequences is nitty gritty and very easy to get wrong. I am after a library that includes an abstraction for reading escaped sequences preferrably as instances of some ... |
4. How to write at specific position in a fixed lenfth string or char buffer stackoverflow.comI need to create fixed length records which consist mostly of space but which are sparsely populated at certain known positons. Essentially what I need to produce is a legacy file ... |
5. Reading and Writing chinese characters coderanch.com |
6. Writing foreign characters coderanch.com |
7. Read and write only 1 char coderanch.com |
8. Writing chinese/ japanese characters... coderanch.comHello Group, We have an app which is running in ATG Dynamo server. Front-end is Flex and server-side programming is Java Servlets. We have deployed this app in two servers, in which one server has locale as ISO-8859-1 and other UTF-8. The Front end Flex will send the content (text content) to java servlets. Now when we enter special character like ... |
9. In an 'if' condition, how to write for a char variable to be NULL? forums.oracle.comGentlepersons, I am a student and a novice at Java. I am writing a method to capture the name of a person. The instruction is printed our for the user to type in his first, middle and last names, each separated by a blank space. The problem I am trying to solve is that some people have only two names (assuming ... |
10. In an 'if' condition, how to write for a char variable to be NULL? forums.oracle.comGentlepersons, I am a student and a novice at Java. I am writing a method to capture the name of a person. The instruction is printed our for the user to type in his first, middle and last names, each separated by a blank space. The problem I am trying to solve is that some people have only two names (assuming ... |
11. Special character "<" in Java. How to write it inside the string? forums.oracle.com |
12. Writing chinese/ japanese characters... forums.oracle.comHello Group, We have an app which is running in ATG Dynamo server. Front-end is Flex and server-side programming is Java Servlets. We have deployed this app in two servers, in which one server has locale as ISO-8859-1 and other UTF-8. The Front end Flex will send the content (text content) to java servlets. Now when we enter special character like ... |
13. A ques about Reading and Writing non-Latin character Strings forums.oracle.comI haven't had a chance to read the article yet, but I plan to shortly after I get a few things done here at work. I don't know how much you know about Oracle forms, but I don't know very much about them myself - some of us here code them and some of us do not (I fit into the ... |
14. why does this program write a chinese character!? forums.oracle.comIt's all a question of encoding. You're using the platform default encoding to write. And I can't tell you what encoding you're using to read, since you didn't tell us how you displayed the file. An important thing to remember is that there is no such thing as plain text: You always need to know the encoding to correctly interpret a ... |
15. Write Unicode Characters, e.g. \u009A forums.oracle.comHello, I'm trying to write a unicode characters (e.g. \u009A) to a file. I know that this represents a control character but I'm using it for a .pcl file which interprets it as 154. Unfortunaltely, the java output is 63 (\u003F). Can anyone help me with this? I'm just using a simple FileOutputStream to write to a file. Regards, Alex |