Hi list,
I really can't believe I'm the only one with this issue in fact, but
debugging it may help someone soon as it must happen...
So far I'm still having issues related to the migration, so as I
don't want to keep posting all the time about this, I'll try to be as
clear as I can.
I installed a MySQL 4.1.13 on my local machine to try to figure out
what was wrong.
In fact the previous trick about using the "useOldUTF8Behavior=true"
wasn't good enough as the adminitration application crashes everytime
I try to update a row (and even adding one).
I red the debugging of jdbc connection from Chuck's book, but I
couldn't figure out...In fact I even tried to put the jdbc connector
in /Library/WebObjects/Extensions, but then EOModeler would complain
about having no driver in the classpath...
So here's my setup:
-MySQL 4.1.13 Debug (the installer of the standard version just
didn't work)
-Connector/J 3.1.10, not the "g" one (mysql-connector-java-3.1.10-
bin.jar)
-Latest WO and Xcode 2.1
Here's the previous setup that worked:
-MySQL 4.0.x
-Connector/J 3.1.8 (mysql-connector-java-3.1.8-bin.jar) with the
following values "useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=utf8"
-Latest WO and Xcode 2.1
My first question would be: should I use this version of the
connector/J?
My second question would be: anyone with this setup (or something
with MySQL 4.1.x) with accentuated characters (UTF-8) that works?
Thanks for your support... I can't believe I wasted one more day on
this and it's still not fix...I still don't even know if the problem
comes from the data (MySQL) or the connector:(
Xavier
PS: and sorry for so many post relating to this... next ones next
year with Leopard;)
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