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unable to read arabic data from ADF form

Kareem WahbaMar 7 2016 — edited Mar 13 2016

hello i am using jdeveloper 12c and MYSQL database i have imported excel sheet to my database and it is fine the database is arabic language and i can see it in adf form ...but when i tried to insert arabic data it inserted in "???" characters and i am sure my database collation is utf-8_general_ci and columns also and in my jsf page i have that <?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?> ...so can anyone help me to insert data in the right arabic format

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Shay Shmeltzer-Oracle

Also check the JDev project properties for the setting in the compiler section.

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Kareem Wahba

thanks for your reply , i do that but it's not working

SanjeevChauhan

I think at runtime also your weblogic (jvm) should support UTF-8. Can you please set utf-8 encoding for JVM by modifying setDomainEnv.sh/setDomainEnv.cmd file present in you domain/bin directory.

You may need to add JAVA_OPTIONS="$JAVA_OPTIONS -Dfile.encoding=utf8"  in that file.


Thanks

Sanjeev

Kareem Wahba

thanks for your reply ... i searched for that file but i didn't find it

C:\Oracle\keemm\Middleware\Oracle_Home\wlserver\server\bin

is this the right path ?!

SanjeevChauhan

No. You need to check your domain location. If you are using Jdev to run application then domain will be under system directory. It is generally (if not changed by environment variable) is located under C:\Users\<yourusername>\AppData\Roaming\JDeveloper\<yoursystemdirectorybasedonjdev-version>/DefaultDomain/bin

Thanks

Sanjeev

Kareem Wahba

sorry i am too late to response and unfortuntly i faced serveral problems ,thanks for your reply but i am looking for that directory but i can't find it do you have any idea about how to find it?

Ajay Taneja

Hi Kareem,

If you are not able to find the path what you can do is that open jdeveloper and choose run-->start weblogic server.

Check your console window, it will show you your path where this file.

It should help you,

Cheers,Ajay

Kareem Wahba

thanks for your reply sir , i found it but it seems that folder "AppData" was hidden , but now i am trying to run this JAVA_OPTIONS="$JAVA_OPTIONS -Dfile.encoding=utf8"    but it didn't work what should i type in the cmd exactly ?

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