Difference "Encoding and UTF8" ver. 2 versus ver. 3
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Today, UTF8 is widely considered as the standard encoding for the web. Thus, it is important that your application handles encoding problems properly. |
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## HTTP |
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It is not enough that the template of your HTML page contains the following declaration: |
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<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" /> |
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The page must be sent over HTTP over a UTF-8 connection, as declared in the HTTP headers. To achieve this, you must add a UTF-8 locale in the configuration file of your cppcms application, e.g.: |
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"localization" { |
"locales" : [ "en_US.UTF-8" ] |
} |
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## SQL |
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The default encoding of the connection to your SQL server may not be UTF-8. To ensure that the data which is stored as UTF-8 in your database is retrieved appropriately, make sure to configure the connection to use UTF-8: |
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cppdb::session sql(database_connection_string); |
sql << "SET NAMES \"utf8\"" << cppdb::exec; |
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