I'm using geoserver 1.5.4
I have utf-8 encoded tables in mysql database as a feature source.They
contains some Chinese characters. However, the result of WMS has charset
error which the Chinese char displayed as "???".
I don't know how to handle this problem. It seems that the same thing
with PostgreSQL is all right. I have checked the configuration and even
the code , nothing found.
Could help me?
ËïÄþ ha scritto:
I'm using geoserver 1.5.4
I have utf-8 encoded tables in mysql database as a feature source.They
contains some Chinese characters. However, the result of WMS has charset
error which the Chinese char displayed as "???".I don't know how to handle this problem. It seems that the same thing
with PostgreSQL is all right. I have checked the configuration and even
the code , nothing found.Could help me?
The MySql datastore is not actively mantained at the moment, we
don't have any developer really familiar with MySql either.
Yet, I don't think we're doing anything special in PostGis to make it
properly use the UTF-8 charset. Do you know if any special setting is
needed in the MySql JDBC driver or jdbc url connection to make it work
with UTF-8 chars?
Cheers
Andrea
Can you verify that the data shows up correctly when you query it from
the command line? I ran into this problem a while ago as well when
trying to load data with extended latin characters into a mysql
database. I agree with andrea... the datastore does not do anything
special that i know of to support extended charsets.
Andrea Aime wrote:
ËïÄþ ha scritto:
I'm using geoserver 1.5.4
I have utf-8 encoded tables in mysql database as a feature source.They
contains some Chinese characters. However, the result of WMS has charset
error which the Chinese char displayed as "???".I don't know how to handle this problem. It seems that the same thing
with PostgreSQL is all right. I have checked the configuration and even
the code , nothing found.Could help me?
The MySql datastore is not actively mantained at the moment, we
don't have any developer really familiar with MySql either.
Yet, I don't think we're doing anything special in PostGis to make it
properly use the UTF-8 charset. Do you know if any special setting is
needed in the MySql JDBC driver or jdbc url connection to make it work
with UTF-8 chars?Cheers
Andrea!DSPAM:4007,47907a1a272655409313003!
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