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    Unhappy Dealing with chinese characters in JNI

    Hi everyone, I'm currently working on JNI and need some help regarding the storage of chinese characters.

    Within Java, I have a String of chinese characters and this i send into C++, which accepts it as a jstring. I'll need to use this string as a char* format to input into other DLLs, and have tried many conversions but I just can't get back the chinese characters in char* form. Can anyone help me in this by giving a short example code please? Thanks alot!

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    Re: Dealing with chinese characters in JNI

    Quote Originally Posted by rukawa84 View Post
    Hi everyone, I'm currently working on JNI and need some help regarding the storage of chinese characters.
    JNI is Java technology. Wouldn't it have been better to ask in the Java forum?

    Regards,

    Paul McKenzie

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    Re: Dealing with chinese characters in JNI

    I know nothing about JNI - so I hit up Wikipedia - and it has some interesting examples.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_Native_Interface
    http://java.sun.com/developer/online...jnistring.html (thanks to Google)

    >> I'll need to use this string as a char* format to input into other DLLs
    Hopefully, these DLL's support UTF8 encoded strings in Chinese.

    gg

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    Re: Dealing with chinese characters in JNI

    Hi Paul,
    Yeah I was wondering about this too, but I decided on C++ as it may just be an issue of encoding conversions on the C++ side.

    Hi CodePlug,
    Yeah I've been to these links before, but somehow didn't work out for me. Thanks for helping to search though

    Regards,
    Rukawa

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