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Re: [xap_automation] Re : Swedish special l etters åäö
- Subject: Re: [xap_automation] Re : Swedish special l etters
åäö
- From: Stuart Booth <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 00:20:32 +0000
- References: <igdcm19hblm814l0f5pms6mboc385sa1g5@4ax.com>
<dk5oeb+e3vj@eGroups.com>
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:40:11 -0000, "Ove Jacobsson"
<ove.jacobsson@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>I am using the xAP Hub found at www.xapframework.net the windows
>service version.
>There is a HubService.exe.config file but I could not see anything
>about enabling it to pass extended characters.
That's the correct place to look. I don't usually put all the
parameters in for each application, but the sample app config file is
indeed the definitive list. Here's what's in it that should be a
solution I think:
<!-- xAP message encoding format. Normally ASCII encoding is specified
to allow for low-end display devices, but an
alternative encoding format may be required to allow for accented
characters and the like in strings. Choose
between any of the following; Default, ASCII, Unicode, UTF7, UTF8 -->
<add key="xAPCharacterEncoding" value="UTF8" />
Add that and set it to UTF8 as shown. That was a fix that came from
somebody else having a similar problem with MP3 tags IIRC. As I recall
they fixed it in the code themselves (sorry, I forget who it was
without hunting back in time!!) so I added this as an option. This was
fixed back in April 2005, so the xAPMessage.DLL and xAPTransport.DLL
files should be dated 21st April or later to incorporate this fix.
HTH!
S
PS - the link is fixed now. Thanks for the spot.
--
Stuart Booth <stuart@xxxxxxx>
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