Hello,
I am writing a C# application that gets data from an old database and imports it into Rollbase. To do this I'm using SOAP. In the Rollbase User's Guide, it sais that the function bulkCreateUpdate (the function I use to import the data) uses ISO-8859-1 encoding as a standard. Different choises that can be made in the import map are UTF-8 and US-ASCII.
When I generate my CSV string, I have used all differen encodings.But when i send this string to Rollbase, some characters, like ë, come out looking like Ã<< when using ISO, of ï¿1/2 of some other kind of strange character.
The standard endcoding of the soap envelope to rollbase is set to utf-8, but like I said, utf-8 also gives wrong characters. The strange this is, when I paste my string into a .csv file with the correct encoding and upload it manually, the character is displayed correctly.
Can anyone help me to find where the problem is, and what settings I must change to import my data correctly?
Regards
Hi Matman,
Here the UTF-8 encoding is imported as UTF-8 interpreted as ANSI encoding when BulkCreateUpdate is used.
This is a known defect # PSC00326823 and will be available in the upcoming 3.2 release.
Regards,
Mani.
Hi Matman,
Here the UTF-8 encoding is imported as UTF-8 interpreted as ANSI encoding when BulkCreateUpdate is used.
This is a known defect # PSC00326823 and will be available in the upcoming 3.2 release.
Regards,
Mani.
Hello,
The fixed worked great, but for one thing. € doesn't work. ISO-8859-1 doesn't support € sign, so when I try to import this, it displays either a ? or nothing. How can I fix this?
Hi,
Can you let us know if you are using private cloud. If so please add below line in shared.properties file and restart. Make sure UTF-8 is the first entry.
Encodings=UTF-8,ISO-8859-1,US-ASCII
Thanks and Regards
Pradeep