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| ResetContentDescriptor node error parsing CCSID 1200 |
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| angka |
 Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 1:48 am Post subject: |
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Hi,
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For UTF-16, endian refers to the byte order that results from a character->byte encoding scheme. .NET strings consist of characters, not bytes; they don't use a character->byte encoding scheme. Other methods do, when they convert strings to a sequence of bytes.
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Sorry I don't really get it. thought each Char is also a form of bytes representation?
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| .NET MQMessage read/write methods do not support conversion to/from every ccsid. Don't use MQMessage convert-on-read/convert-on-write methods in those cases. |
Is there a option not to convert-on-write? for get we can set MQGMO_CONVERT.
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| rekarm01 |
| Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2009 3:17 am Post subject: Re: ResetContentDescriptor node error parsing CCSID 1200 |
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| angka wrote: |
| Sorry I don't really get it. thought each Char is also a form of bytes representation? |
The physical representation of a .NET string is supposed to be hidden, or encapsulated. The smallest addressable unit of a string is a character; if the underlying bytes of a character are not addressable, then they have no visible byte order.
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| Is there a option not to convert-on-write? for get we can set MQGMO_CONVERT. |
Only the MQMessage ReadString, ReadLine, and WriteString methods use the CharacterSet property to convert on read/write. Other MQMessage methods don't. Consult the documentation for more details. |
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