String p = "Any string";
p = new String(p.getBytes("UTF8"));
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Originally posted by G Vanin:
the name, usually appears at the left sidebar.
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System.getproperty(“file.encoding” ;)
Character, produced outside of Java, encoding certainly may be in any encoding. This depends on OS, application and/or its configuration and even on processor. Who knows the origin of our streams (is it a file created in Taiwan, sorry in China?) O-o-o-h, I did not intend to discuss anything of this (please refer to my original question. Anyway I repeated it in https://coderanch.com/t/113264/HTML-JavaScript/If-anybody-knows-any-text)response.getCharacterEncoding();
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[ November 06, 2002: Message edited by: G Vanin ]
then somebody ALWAYS put it on the left.most people do NOT put their name on the bottom of a post.
Except yours of course
You COULD change your display name . . . .
He may not have want to call you G
"my friend" is a simple friendly greeting
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To add to the confusion, the "charset" header that is used in HTTP is really the encoding that the web-page employs & not the character set.
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