How to translate Japanese String into UTF-32 encoded using Java APIs ?

[Marat]

Hello to all!

I have to encode some Japanese string typed in text edit box (all
characters are 3-byte characters) into UTF-32 and store in *.txt file
...

The following work arrounds throws exceptions :

OutputStreamWriter out = new OutputStreamWriter(new
ByteArrayOutputStream(),
"UTF-32");
out.write(value);
out.flush();

String tmp = out.toString();

OR

byte[] bytedValue = value.getBytes("UTF-32");
value = new String(bytedValue,"UTF-32");

Any ideas ?

 

[Andrew Thompson]

The following work arrounds throws exceptions :

Is that an InsufficientStrawberriesException? No?
Well perhaps you had better be more precise.
<http://www.physci.org/codes/javafaq.jsp#exact>

And, please do not repost your question, especially
after just 5 minutes.

 

[Marat]

Hello Andrew!

It is really InsufficientOrangeException .. How did you know that ???
I suppose you are farmer with a huge experience in fruit collecting ;-)
So I guess you do not even know what is UnsupportedEncodingException ..

No comments ...

Reposting is caused by timeout session , btw ...

 

[Michael Borgwardt]

It is really InsufficientOrangeException .. How did you know that ???
I suppose you are farmer with a huge experience in fruit collecting ;-)
So I guess you do not even know what is UnsupportedEncodingException ..

The name alone says it all, doesn't it? The encoding UTF-32 is not supported
by your JVM. That's no big surprise since it is not one of the required
encodings and Java doesn't support characters outside of UCS-2 anyway.
Why don't you use UTF-16?

 

[Andrew Thompson]

Hello Andrew!

Hello Marat. Please don't top-post, I find it most confusing..

....
It is really InsufficientOrangeException .. How did you know that ???
I suppose you are farmer with a huge experience in fruit collecting ;-)

No, merely a consumer with a sweet tooth.

So I guess ..

Stop guessing, you're not especially good at it.

..you do not even know what is UnsupportedEncodingException ..

It is an exception caused when you attempt to use an encoding
which is not supported (such as "klingon").

Sun is a bit 'secretive' about the supported encodings, but
a quick search led me here..
<http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.2/tutorial/doc/Encodings.html#wp64107>
and here
<http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/guide/intl/locale.doc.html#jfc-table>

Hunt around, but as far as I could see, no metnion of UTF-32.

No comments ...
??

Reposting is caused by timeout session

timeout session? That's a new one on me.

.., btw ...

...good, good. No 'sorry about wasting the bandwidth' then?

 

[John C. Bollinger]

Is that an InsufficientStrawberriesException?

Ooh, I _hate_ those! ;-)


John Bollinger
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