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Certain Chinese Characters not saved properly
Submitted by kerwintang on Wed, 08/19/2009 - 20:18.
We are reading chinese characters from a file and save the bytes into a String.
But once we save it as a String, certain characters are destroyed.
However, if we directly save the bytes into a new file, the characters are still correct. So the problem may be saving as String.
What is the probable cause for this?