I have shared some full code example for JCIFS.
lang API | | - | EUC - JP | EUC_JP | JISX 0201, 02, EUC encoding | | | | Japanese | - | ISO - 2022 - JP | ISO2022JP | JIS X 0201, 0208, in ISO 2022 form, | | | | Japanese | - | Shift_JIS | SJIS | Shift - JIS, Japanese | - | windows - 31j | MS932 | Windows Japanese | - | x - euc - jp - linux | EUC_JP_LINUX | JISX 0201, 0208, EUC encoding Japanese | - | x - eucJP - Open | EUC_JP_Solaris | JISX 0201, 0208, 0212, EUC encoding | | | | Japanese | - | x - IBM33722 | Cp33722 | IBM - eucJP - Japanese ( superset of 5050 ) | - | x - IBM930 | Cp930 | Japanese Katakana - Kanji mixed with 4370 | | | | UDC, superset of 5026 | - | x - IBM939 | Cp939 | Japanese Latin Kanji mixed with 4370 | | | | UDC, superset of 5035 | - | x - IBM942 | Cp942 | IBM OS / 2 Japanese, superset of Cp932 | - | x - IBM943 | Cp943 | IBM OS / 2 Japanese, superset of Cp932 | | | | and Shift - JIS |. | Canonical Name for | Canonical Name for java. The canonical names used by the new java.nio APIs are in many cases not the same as those used in the java.io and java.lang APIs. The following tables show the Japanese encoding sets supported by J2SE 5.0. Setting Client Properties with Japaneseįor Japanese language, you could try setting jcifs.encoding = Shift_JIS List that share with the ListFiles.java example program. Share that contains non-ASCII characers (e.g. To determine if jCIFS is properly processing these characters create a Passwords with non-ASCII characters will not be processed correctly. This exception you can set jcifs.encoding to ASCII but share names and If Cp860 is not available an exception will occur. Which AFAIK is only supported by the internationalized version of Note: The Cp860 charset converter is located in jre/lib/charsets.jar setProperty ( "jcifs.encoding", "Shift_JIS" ) Īnd in some cases file and directory names that contain non ASCIIīy default this property is Cp860 which is MS-DOS Latin1. Then for japanese locale, you can try System. setProperty ( "jcifs.encoding", "UTF8" )
In jCIFS you can set it UTF-8 and check: System. The defaultĬodepage used by JCIFS is Cp850 or US_ASCII. defaultCharset ()) ĬIFS uses either UTF-16LE or a default codepage.
By using following code, you can get: System. Then you have to know which charset you are using. To delimit the userinfo component from the server and '%' which is the However jCIFS will work correctly with anything but which is used These characters are non US-ASCII characters and most meta characters The userinfo component of the SMB URL (domain user:pass) must be URLĮncoded if it contains reserved characters. This is required to register the SMB protocol handler. When using the class with 'smb://' URLs it is necessary to first call the static () method. Important: all SMB URLs that represent workgroups, servers, shares, orĭirectories require a trailing slash '/'. SMB URL will be like below: smb : can also address servers, and workgroups. If a URL contains characters outside the ASCII set, the URL has to be converted. URLs can only be sent over the Internet using the ASCII character-set. Character encoding and Server setting may be the issue. Regular set (and all other variant sets).įirst, I want to share with you that dot or period(.) is ASCII character. U+00B7 glyph has the same fixed width spacing as the rest of the Have the appearance that you are after here. I can confirm that we do not have a Katakana middle dot glyph (U+30FB) Katakana Middle Dot issue solved in Twitter-Textīut attom developer chrissimpkins stated that below If you see twitter-text, they have made solution for KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT (・).
One of my projects, we are making some manual for project. For this reason, I would like to share some previous project experience and suggestions. As point out that issue is related to U+30FB (KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT), then it needs to be solved.