Solution For UNIX

To resolve this issue on UNIX servers:

1. Make sure that the corresponding language locale, such as the UTF-8 character set, is installed at the operating system level.

   Use "locale -a" to get the list of installed locales.

2. Use the LANG environment variable to set for the session that runs the application server to a valid locale for the character set.

   For example, en_US.utf8, iw_IL.utf8, ja_JP.utf8, and so on. See your "locale -a" output.

3. Use PSADMIN to set the Character Set parameter to the appropriate value, as in Character Set=utf8.

   The character set values specified in the shell locale (LANG) and PSAPPSRV.CFG (Character Set) must agree, and, in this case, PSAPPSRV.CFG requires utf8.

Note:

If the shell locale is set to something other than the default of C, Tuxedo will issue warnings when the application server boots. In such a case, add a symlink from $TUXDIR/prod/locales/<your_shell_locale> to $TUXDIR/prod/locales/C to resolve that issue.