SSL encryption corrupting Japanese characters?

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July 20th, 2001, 07:57 PM

minkzn

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SSL encryption corrupting Japanese characters?

Hello,
I have several Java Servlets that are running both regular http(unsecured) and https(secured) calls. These servlets are muliti-byte enabled and store data into a SQL 7.0 database.

https(secured) calls work fine for English characters, but seem to corrupt any Japanese Kanji characters. Is there a reason why this is? I would really love to hear of an easy solution. Like, some sort of encoding that is required for SSL encryption and decryption to work correctly.

The corrupted data is stored in the database. =(

Please help...

-Minkz

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