The UTF-8 charset implementation, which is available in all JDK/JRE releases from Sun, has been updated recently to reject non-shortest-form UTF-8 byte sequences. This is because the old ...

Using Java 17 instead 18 in eclipse or using java from JDK18 on the command line do not show the problem. The former shows that there is no font problem. Also only switching from Common > Encoding > ...

Sure. It has been designed that way. If you say "xml_support": true you don't go through Tika and just converting basically XML to JSON using Jackson behind the scene. If you want to use both, then ...

Source code for the Java Development Kit (JDK) would be redone in UTF-8 (Unicode Transformation Format) to facilitate better-defined encoding, under a plan afoot in the OpenJDK Java community. The ...

Typically, using standard formats when programming can help you migrate information between different programs. Using the Comma Separated Value file format, for example, lets you create lists of data ...