vj#: I am porting code from Java to .NET, and one thing that came up was that

String.getBytes( "UTF-8" )

works in Java (JDK 1.4 anyway) but not in J# (throws an unsupported
encoding exception) - however

String.getBytes( "UTF8" )

works in both worlds. I'm more curious than anything else - is this laziness
in the Java implementation, or a minor bug in J# compatibility. Is there a
compile-time constant that I should be using instead of a hardcoded string?

[On a distantly related note: is someone going to answer Martin Friedrich's
post from 4/30/04?]

- G. G.

I think that this is a JDK 1.1.4 issue: J# is based on JDK 1.1.4 and at the
time, only "UTF8" was accepted. Seems that newer JDKs accept both "UTF8" and
"UTF-8" but J# does not.

Bruno.

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