Encoding header for dsn get set incorrectly#453
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Thank you for this contribution! I will release this fix in an upcoming release 6.0.4. |
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@KasperHelsted This is now included in the new 6.1.0 just published. Thanks. |
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While fetching data using the Zowe Java SDK, I noticed that Danish characters were rendered incorrectly.
To verify whether this was client-specific, I performed the same operation using Zowe Explorer in Visual Studio Code, where the characters appeared correctly.
I then inspected the HTTP requests sent by both clients and observed a difference in the headers. Requests from Visual Studio Code included:
X-IBM-Data-Type: text;fileEncoding=IBM-277
In contrast, requests made via the Java SDK contained:
X_IBM_TEXT: X_IBM_TEXTX_IBM_TEXT_ENCODINGOptionalLong[277]
This header format did not appear to be correct.
This PR updates the header generation to align with the structure used in the other DsnGet cases. After applying this change, I verified that Danish characters are now rendered correctly when calling Zowe through the Java SDK.