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Hi - I'm sure its the euro sign that's crashing it. Clear text doesn't crash it, entering the same data into the database's front end doesn't work. It doesn't recognize the euro character. Perhaps this is the crux of the problem? Perhaps a different character set is required? IYO, would this...

Thanks for your reply, jstreich. What I mean by it "not working" is that I'm still getting the corba data conversion error notwithstanding the fact that I've used the URLEncoder -- which BTW did, in fact encode the euro "\u20AC" into %80 - nonetheless, it still crashed trying to save to the...

Thanks Dian and all - Still having problems. Using the encoder isn't working. The platform we're using is JDK 1.2.2 - could this be the problem -- do we need to use a newer platform such as 1.4? Thanks. JD

Hi - Thanks again. These comment texts are being saved into an Oracle database. Because the euro symbol is not an 8-bit entity, the save feature crashes. I can type the symbol into the text editor by pressing Alt 0128. The Java source code for the euro symbol is "\u20AC". So, how would I use...

idarke - Thanks for your reply. Could you provide me a small example of how this is done? Thanks. JD

Hello, We have a time and expense applet which features a comment window for users to place comments for their expenses. When a user puts the Euro symbol into the comment window and then attempts to save his/her information, the following application error message results...

PHV Thanks for the code. It works. But here's the weird thing. To reiterate, this is a VBAccess app and I added the email code to an existing module. This module queries a database and populates the results in an excel file -- which I wanted to be taken as an email attachment and then sent...

Thanks, all - for your help. PHV - I tried your code sample but when compiling, received this message: Compile error: User-defined type not defined Looks to me like everything was defined, unless the message is refering to something else? Please advise. Thanks. J

The email program that I'm using is Microsoft Outlook. By any chance, are there any code examples that I can view which address this concern? Thanks. J

Greetings, I need to send a file as an email attachment. How would I go about this in VB? Thanks. J

I found the classID for Sun's 1.3.1_12 plugin version. The next step is to write a routing in asp which checks if the plugin is installed or not. If not, the user will be redirected to a site from which it can be installed. If so, then the applet just launches. This is the classid...

I appreciate your help. Currently, I have no code yet written. What we've done here is we've upgraded to Sun's JRE plugin and we want to make it available on our intranet so that users that do not have this plugin can download it from our internal server to their worskstations. I don't know what...

Hi, How would I write a routine in ASP which would determine if a user has Sun's plugin installed on their system and if so, to link it to its residence for downloading? Thanks. J

Well, I managed to do a workaround that's fairly good. Since I couldn't get anywhere with the Microsoft Excel Driver, I decided to just write the results of the query to a .csv file (as was much earlier indicated). Was wondering though, is there any way to manipulate the appearance of the...

BTW, I am using JDK1.2.2. Are there any known limitations with this implementation of the JDK which would inhibit what I'm trying to do? Thanks. J

JV2 - I added the space where you indicated but am still getting the same error message: java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name too long This is really baffling. Any other possibilities? Thanks. J

...Data source name too long What could possibly be wrong with this dynamically created DSN? excelConnection = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft Excel Driver(*.xls)};DBQ=c:\\DailyReport\\SomeReport.xls;DriverID=790;READONLY=false"); Any insights from anybody? Thanks. J

Hi - Well, I straigthened out the "no suitable driver issue" but now have a different problem. I get the following message when running the program: Error: SQLException - java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Excel Driver]Invalid precision value java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC...

As is par for the course in the development world, this particular project was put on hold and guess what - yup, its off hold now. Anyway, I used the code provided above to do the export DB content to an excel file and am getting the following message: Error: SQLException -...

ggriffit - Thanks. Works great!