Re: Oracle - This database doesn't seem to support extended charsets

 <teusz <at> gazeta.pl> writes:

> 
> Hi,
> 
> I am installing Jahia 5.0 (jahia5.0_CE_r14784.exe) with Oracle 9i 
> on Windows XP.
> 
> On Step 5.1 / 10 Advanced settings, Database settings: 
> when I click Next step I have the following error:
> 
> "This database doesn't seem to support extended charsets"
> 
> [...] 
> How can i solve this Error?
> 
> 

Hi again; 

i've found in \jahia5.0.0\tomcat\webapps\jahia\WEB-INF\etc\config\ a file named 
jahia.skeleton 

It contains the key:

# Global encoding parameter, used to encode content to/from the database
utf8Encoding                                           =   true

i've changed it to "false"; then i tried to install JAHIA again, but it keeps 
reporting that my database doesn't support extended charsets...

And that's true, as i actually don't need to publisch cyrillic nor chinese 
contents, so i guess i won't need to create again my database, allowing to do 
so.

I've seen the tech guide about installing v4.0, and it allowed user to check 
whether use or not UTF-8 support; but in v5.0 it seems that a db supporting UTF-
8 encoding is needed.

Any help? Thanks in advice,