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| tonyg |
| Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 9:56 am |
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Hi,
Berlin Brown wrote:
> According to the amqp protocol, are ascii strings supported or for
> most operations:
If your string contains only 7-bit ASCII characters, i.e. codepoints
less than 128, then a UTF-8 encoding of that string is the same byte
sequence as the raw ASCII encoding.
> For example, in the Connection.start_ok AMQP operation:
> You have to send the locale and the login properties (shortstr):
You can pretty much choose to send ASCII anytime UTF-8 is expected.
You will of course have to deal with potentially *receiving* byte
sequences encoding characters with codepoints greater than or equal to
128... but, depending on your application, this could be as simple as a
gentleman's agreement between all participants to avoid non-ASCII
codepoints...
> Must that data be sent as UTF-8 string?
It must. |
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