From e6d500243c00be06f9694fc39a70a1b3a14a0572 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Rainer Klute
HPSF's codepage support is as good as the character encoding support of - the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) the application runs on. If HPSF - encounters a codepage number it assumes that the JVM has a character +
HPSF's codepage support is only as good as the character encoding + support of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) the application runs on. If + HPSF encounters a codepage number it assumes that the JVM has a character encoding with a corresponding name. For example, if the codepage is 1252, HPSF uses the character encoding "cp1252" to read or write strings. If the JVM does not have that character encoding installed or if the codepage number is illegal, an UnsupportedEncodingException will be - thrown.
+ thrown. This works quite well with Java 2 Standard Edition (J2SE) + versions since 1.4. However, under J2SE 1.3 or lower you are out of + luck. You should install a newer J2SE version to process codepages with + HPSF.There are some exceptions to the rule saying that a character encoding's name is derived from the codepage number by prepending the