Webservice and international chars

[Nicolas]

Hello!

I call using C# a webservice (UTF8 encoded) that return a list of
product. I get the requested objets. So far so good. But, in those
objects in all String attributes I get ?? instead of chars with
accents. I tried to call the same webservice in Java and Delphi and I
get the right chars. What's wrong with C# ?

Thanks
Nicolas

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Nicolas <ni*********@cs tb.fr> wrote:

I call using C# a webservice (UTF8 encoded) that return a list of
product. I get the requested objets. So far so good. But, in those
objects in all String attributes I get ?? instead of chars with
accents. I tried to call the same webservice in Java and Delphi and I
get the right chars. What's wrong with C# ?

How are you trying to display the characters?

See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/d...ngunicode.html for
general advice about sorting out this kind of problem.

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[Nicolas Pierot]

Hi Jon,

How are you trying to display the characters?

i try to display it into console, labels, datagrids ... well, everywhere
i can!

I saw your page, and try with what you explain.
The code for '?' is 003f ... it is correct (for '?'), but where are my
accents ?

Here is my code :

string st = webservice.list Attibutes();
Console.Write(s t);

it always gives me the same result. I try to convert this string with
System.Text.Enc oding tools, but nothing appens.
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[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Nicolas Pierot <ni************ @cstb.fr> wrote:

How are you trying to display the characters?
i try to display it into console, labels, datagrids ... well, everywhere
i can!

I saw your page, and try with what you explain.
The code for '?' is 003f ... it is correct (for '?'), but where are my
accents ?

Right, so by the time the string comes back to you it really *is* full
of question marks.
Here is my code :

string st = webservice.list Attibutes();
Console.Write(s t);

it always gives me the same result. I try to convert this string with
System.Text.Enc oding tools, but nothing appens.

Hmm. I can't say I know much about webservices themselves - have you
had a look at the network traffic to check that the data really is
coming back?

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[RichB]

Nicolas,

Have you changed the responseEncodin g property in the globalization element
of your web.config file?

Richard.

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Nicolas Pierot <ni************ @cstb.fr> wrote:

How are you trying to display the characters?

i try to display it into console, labels, datagrids ... well, everywhere
i can!

I saw your page, and try with what you explain.
The code for '?' is 003f ... it is correct (for '?'), but where are my
accents ?

Right, so by the time the string comes back to you it really *is* full
of question marks.

Here is my code :

string st = webservice.list Attibutes();
Console.Write(s t);

it always gives me the same result. I try to convert this string with
System.Text.Enc oding tools, but nothing appens.

Hmm. I can't say I know much about webservices themselves - have you
had a look at the network traffic to check that the data really is
coming back?

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[Nicolas Pierot]

Richard

the web.config is used when you run som webservice, isn't it?

This is not my webservice, i just use it and get the response.

Nicolas

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