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Re: french character use

To: Philippe Delrieu <pdelrieu@cybernomade.com>
Subject: Re: french character use
From: Stephane Boisson <s.boisson@focal-net.com>
Date: Wed, 06 Dec 2000 19:12:53 +0100
Cc: openldap <openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org>
Organization: Foc@l.Net
References: <4.3.2.20001206162348.00af93d0@horus.imag.fr> <3A2E7871.CBEF4CDE@cybernomade.com>

Philippe Delrieu wrote :
> Thanks for your answer but i am using Java. Does anybody knows if there
> is a Java API to endoce and decode UTF 8 ?

LDAPv3 use UTF8 for encoding international text as specified in relevant
RFCs.
Java has native unicode support, in fact Java also use UTF8 encoding in
classes like String, etc.. I don't know about 'char' type, but I guess
this is UTF16
But if you convert a String to a byte array, there is a convertion of
data (depending the default/specified locale)

Stephane

References:
- Re: french character use
  - From: Jean-Luc Parouty <Jean-Luc.Parouty@imag.fr>
- Re: french character use
  - From: Philippe Delrieu <pdelrieu@cybernomade.com>

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