Re: JDBC-JNDI bridge character output.

[Erlend Hamnaberg <hamnis@start.no>]

Erlend Hamnaberg wrote:

> It should be LDIF safe, because i used a generated utf-8 Ldif to 
> create the database.
>
> Marc Boorshtein wrote:
>
> > Whats happening is that it's finding that the Norweigan character is
> > not LDIF safe (though it should be) and so it's base64 encoding it.
> >
> > 1.  Which platform is your client?
> >  
> Unsure if i understand this. I am coding in JDK 1.5 if that is what 
> you are meaning.
> My development machine is running Ubuntu Hoary.
> I've also tried it on the server, same result.
>
> > 2.  Which platform is your server?
> >  
> my server is openldap 2.2.23 (Debian sarge).
>
> > 3.  Which version of the bridge are you using?
> >  
> I am using v2.0
>
> > 4.  If you are using 2.0 (The latest from Octet String's download
> > site) I would like to know if you can try re-producing this problem
> > with JLDAP (the library that decided wether or not the data should be
> > base64 encoded.
> >
> >  
JLDAP works fine. I used the sample code supplied with the libary. All 
norwegian characters show fine.

-Erlend