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Please use the menu option to set CCSID and Language options for FastCGI and Apache.
From the 5250 Command line:
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use option "80. Configurations" and then "2. Set Zend Server Language/CCSID environment"
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GO ZENDPHP7/ZSMENU |
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use Use option "8. Set Zend Server Language/CCSID environment".
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Set Zend Server Language/CCSID Environment
IBM i server CCSID and Language settings
System CCSID . . . . . .: 65535
Job CCSID . . . . . . . . 65535
Language ID . . . . . . : ENU
FastCGI Language and CCSID settings (/www/zendsvr6/conf/fastcgi.conf)
CCSID (ASCII) . . . . . : 1208 Number, 819(Latin), 1208(UTF-8)...
Language ID . . , , , , : C en_US, de_DE, fr_FR...
Link for ASCII CCSID and Language table codes:
http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Server-IBMi/i5_national_language_support.htm
Apache web server settings (/www/zendsvr/conf/http.conf)
CGIJobCCSID . DefaultFsCCSID. . . . . : 37 Number, 37(ENU), 297(FRA), 273(DEU)...
CGIJobCCSID .
DefaultFsCCSID. . . . . : 37 Number, 37(ENU), 297(FRA), 273(DEU)...
Find a CCSID that includes the Euro
IBM has provided some enhanced EBCDIC character sets to include the Euro. If you need the Euro, please find your EBCDIC CCSID (the one used for DefaultFsCCSID) on this page:
Coded character set identifiers
Find your CCSID on this page and click it. This should take you to a detail page for your CCSID. For example, if we click on 37 we get to this page:
In the notes section, there is this text:
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So, if we need the Euro, we could set DefaultFsCCSID and CGIJobCCSID to 1140. Of course, this might also be the current CCSID for our job, as described in the main section above. In this case, we would look at the page for 1140:
And see this note:
Related CCSID without euro is 37
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