[omniORB] OmniOrb and CP1252 (Windows Latin 1) vs. ISO-8859-1

[Likun Yuan]

On Tuesday 14 October, "Duncan Grisby" wrote:
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>You can't use windows-1252 as the Transmission Code Set, but you _are_
>using it as the Native Code Set. omniORB will translate string data to
>and from UTF-8 for you. That's the whole point of the code set
>negotiation and translation scheme.

You're absolutely right; omniORB did translate the string data to CP1252 for me. :-) Now I can send the Euro "€" between the ORBs, supper...

...
>I beat you to it :-) omniORB 4.1.3 has all the Windows code sets, plus
>all the ISO-8859 ones that were missing.

COOL... an extra question, what's new features and major fix included in the 4.1.3 build? I remembered that a couple of weeks ago, when I was planning to upgrade to omnoORB 4.1.x, I did some research, somebody from a website said that the 4.1.2 version had file handle leak some how. So I have downloaded the 4.1.1 version. Did you notice such a bug in 4.1.2 version? Was it fixed in the new release?  I would like to keep up with the latest omniORB build; however I have to consider the stabilities of the products first. 

Thanks a bunch!!!

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