Re: Java's version of UTF-8

From: Rick McGowan (rmcgowan@apple.com)
Date: Wed Nov 18 1998 - 13:39:08 EST

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Oh GROAN! Not this thing again! Isn't there a FAQ on this... ;-) It must
be the most-often asked question about Java & Unicode.

Peter Westlake answere quite nicely. Java uses this internally. Don't use
it for exporting data. Use the public I/O methods for extracting conformant
UTF-8 data.

Rick

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