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How to convert Single byte character set to Double byte character set using java

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Hi,
I am working on a application which is developed using java. This application should handle both single byte character sets(English) and Double byte character sets (Japenese - Katakana, kanji, etc.,). And even have to make a conversion between SBCS & DBCS and vice versa too. So if i could get some idea about it and even if some available java code snippet, it will be more helpful.
Dec 23 '08 #1
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JosAH
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Look at the String(byte[] bytes) constructor; it builds a String given a simple byte array. There are other useful constructors in the String class too. You may also have a look at the several available InputStreams.

kind regards,

Jos
Dec 23 '08 #2
tomjose
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Can you reply with some java codes for converting double byte to single byte

or single byte to double..
Jan 14 '09 #3
JosAH
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@tomjose
Did you read the API documentation for the String class as I suggested?

kind regards,

Jos
Jan 14 '09 #4

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