[erlang-questions] Java and Erlang. Russian chars

[Andrey Shnayder]

I have updated my erlang to version R13B, it contains the 'unicode' module.
As David wrote: 1> unicode:characters_to_binary([1081,1094,1091]).
<<208,185,209,134,209,131>> For versions R12B it may be implemented as you
have described.
Thanks all!

2009/5/19 Hasan Veldstra <hasan.veldstra@REDACTED>

>
>
> Both [1081,1094,1091] and [208,185,209,134,209,131] represent the same
> Russian text ("йцу") in different encodings.  The first list is UTF-32, the
> second is UTF-8.
>
> 1> xmerl_ucs:to_utf8([1081,1094,1091]).
> [208,185,209,134,209,131]
> 2> xmerl_ucs:from_utf8([208,185,209,134,209,131]).
> [1081,1094,1091]
>
> /Hasan
>
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> On 18 May 2009, at 13:20PM, Andrey Shnayder wrote:
>
>  Hi,
>>
>> I have integrated java and erlang, but I have a problem with russian chars
>> which I send from java. It was received as, for example, [1081,1094,1091],
>> although it must was appeared as [208,185,209,134,209,131]. However russian
>> chars in the erlang function answer was normally processed by java.
>> Can you help me, please? Where the problem is?
>>
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>> Best regards,
>> Andrey.
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Best regards,
Andrey.
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