[Jazzlib-developers] Zip library has problems with entry names that contain accentuate d chars

[JOUHIER B. <Bru...@sa...>]

ZipInputStream reads the entry name with:
	String name =3D new String(buffer);
ZipOutputStream writes the entry name with:
	byte[] name =3D entry.getName().getBytes();

So, if the name contains chars outside of the ASCII range (00-7f), the
library uses the JVM's default code page to convert them (ISO-8859-1 on =
my
machine). This messes up the entry names because they are encoded in =
DOS OEM
rather than ISO 8859-1 (=E9 becomes ?)

Note: the DOS OEM finding is experimental, I found some specs on the
internet
(http://www.pkware.com/products/enterprise/white_papers/appnote.html) =
but
they do not say anything about how entry names should be encoded. So, I =
had
to look at the binary produced by a standard Zip tool to find out how =
the
entry names were encoded.

Bruno.

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