Issue #SCB2485 2-High

"Fred.yy Lin" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.scarab.issues
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Activity report on

  *Defect SCB2485 - Unable to import issues in XML format in UTF-8 and BIG5 export encoding with Chinese Characters*
 
  Scarab Link: http://www.solitone.org/scarab/issues/id/SCB2485
  Module: Scarab


  Activity generated by  Fred.yy Lin ([email protected])  at 01/21/2008 03:56

  *Reasons for the changes*
  - charset transformation problem


  ** Issue created **

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  *Attribute changes*
  - "Priority" set to "2-High"
  - "Target milestone" set to "UNDECIDED"
  - "Status" set to "Unconfirmed"
  - "Short description" set to:
    "using scarab.dataexport.encoding = UTF-8, 
default charset: UTF-8
I am able to export the XML with correct
format for some issues recorded in Chinese Character .(the xml attachment)
  
but when I import the file into the system, the system was unable to
identify the Chinese Characters and return a message indicating that
 
the module or the attrubutes name are can not be found.
Chinese characters in the module and attribute names become garbage
characters in return. (the .jpg attachment)


MySQL 5.0.29 default charset = utf8
Server OS Windows server2003, default charset Simplified Chinese

Client browser: IE 6.0, client default charset: Traditional Chinese
"
  - "Version" set to "0.21"
  - "Database" set to "MySQL"
  - "Summary" set to "Unable to import issues in XML format in UTF-8 and BIG5 export encoding with Chinese Characters"

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  *Associated information changes*
  - Added file attachment "scarab-issues-export.xml"
  - Added file attachment "import_error_jpg.JPG"

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