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[Mirko Tasler <>]

Since I haven't tested this with group names, I'm not sure about the 
results there. Here's something similar to the Java class I use for 
testing. (To run this, you'll need grouperClient.jar and dependencies as 
well as grouper.client.properties).

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import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.api.GcFindStems;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.api.GcStemSave;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.GcTransactionType;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.beans.WsFindStemsResults;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.beans.WsStem;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.beans.WsStemLookup;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.beans.WsStemQueryFilter;
import edu.internet2.middleware.grouperClient.ws.beans.WsStemToSave;

public class GrouperClientUmlautTest {

    public static void saveStem(String stemName) throws Exception {
        System.out.println("Saving stem: " + stemName);
        GcStemSave gcStemSave = new GcStemSave();
        WsStem wsStem = new WsStem();
        wsStem.setName(stemName);
        WsStemToSave wsStemToSave = new WsStemToSave();
        wsStemToSave.setWsStemLookup(new WsStemLookup(stemName, null));
        wsStemToSave.setWsStem(wsStem);
        gcStemSave.addStemToSave(wsStemToSave);
        gcStemSave.assignTxType(GcTransactionType.NONE).execute();
   }

    public static void getStems(String parentStem) throws Exception {
        String queryFilterType="FIND_BY_PARENT_STEM_NAME";
        String parentStemScope="ALL_IN_SUBTREE";
        WsStemQueryFilter filter = new WsStemQueryFilter();
        filter.setParentStemName(parentStem);
        filter.setStemQueryFilterType(queryFilterType);
        filter.setParentStemNameScope(parentStemScope);
        GcFindStems finder = new GcFindStems();
        finder.assignStemQueryFilter(filter);
        WsFindStemsResults results = finder.execute();
        WsStem[] found=results.getStemResults();
        if (found!=null) {
            String stemName;
            int umlautValue;
            for (WsStem s : found) {
                stemName=s.getName();
                // umlaut is last char and should be 228
                umlautValue=stemName.charAt(stemName.length()-1);
                System.out.println("Found stem: " + stemName);
                System.out.println("Umlaut has value: " + umlautValue);
            }
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        GrouperClientUmlautTest.saveStem("test:umlauts");
        GrouperClientUmlautTest.saveStem("test:umlauts:itIs"+(char)228);
        GrouperClientUmlautTest.getStems("test:umlauts");
    }

}
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This results - for me - in the following output:

Saving stem: test:umlauts
Saving stem: test:umlauts:itIsä
Found stem: test:umlauts:itIs[crudeSign]
Umlaut has value: 65533

This is clearly wrong, since the char's value was set to 228.

Kind regards,

Mirko


Am 14.09.2009 16:39, schrieb Chris Hyzer:
> Ok, I think this already works, just need to adjust the encoding of
> the terminal.  In Putty, and SecureCRT I switched to UTF-8 encoding,
> and it works fine.  If you see the right result in the web service
> response, then you don’t need to upgrade the WS.
>
>
>
> [mchyzer@flash
>  pennGroupsClient-1.4.2]$ java -jar grouperClient.jar
> --operation=groupSaveWs --name=aStem:newGroup0ä
>
> Success: T: code: SUCCESS_NO_CHANGES_NEEDED: aStem:newGroup0ä
>
> [mchyzer@flash
>  pennGroupsClient-1.4.2]$
>
>
>
> >
>
> > Btw., the UI displays the umlaut correctly...
>
> > <span class="browseStemsLocationHere">[...]umlautä</span>
>
> > ...but should better escape it (in this case to umlaut&auml; or to
>
> > umlaut&#228;).
>
>
>
> Good.  I think this is easier to do in a UI than a console.  But with
> the LANG set properly (mine is UTF8), and the terminal encoding set
> properly (again UTF8), then I think it is fine.
>
> Ok?
>
>
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chris

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Mirko Tasler
ZE für Datenverarbeitung, Compute- & Medien Service
Freie Universität Berlin