--- Greg Guerin <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi Greg,
>
> Modern OSes are extremely diverse in their
> filesystems. Filesystems
> (modern or legacy) are equally diverse in the way
> they store characters as
> filenames. Also, the stored form (normalized or
> canonical form) may differ
> from the input form passed to the OS. It's entirely
> possible to have
> Unicode args that refer to files on an
> EBCDIC-encoded filesystem format.
I'm starting to realize this, transfering the code
from my Mac to my PC.
>
> Can you explain more precisely what you're modeling?
Users enter object names or nouns into my java app's
interface as well as some data related to those name.
I need to represent those names in HTML as well as
individual files that contain data related to those
names. Each name (object) has it's own HTML file
associated to it. I need to find a way to access those
named HTML files as URLs as part of the output. So far
it's working ok, however some of the browsers are
failing on some of the URL filenames that are using
the utf-8 charset.
>
> HTML contains URLs. There are specific encoding
> rules for URLs, especially
> for extended characters and a number of URL-special
> chars. Refer to any of
> the RFCs that define the syntax of URLs.
Right, now I need to find some system to convert these
extended characters to browser acceptable URL chars
and create the html file names and tag links
accordingly.
Otherwise I've gotten it to work thus far, thanks to
you and other poster's help.
Thanks for your feedback.
Mike
>
> -- GG
>
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