Task: Use a Local Character Encoding

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Task: Use a Local Character Encoding

If your source files or annotations use a specific character encoding, you can configure the hub to instruct the web browser to display data using that same character encoding. For example, if your source files use the Korean character encoding "EUC-KR," you might instruct the hub to use EUC-KR as the default character encoding.

CodeSonar merely passes the character encoding name on to the web browser, so the set of character encodings supported will depend on your web browser. In Mozilla FireFox, clicking View / Character Encoding / Customize List... will show all known encodings.

When this field is blank, CodeSonar will not specify any character encoding to the web browser. In this case, it is the web browser's responsibility to guess.

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If the CodeSonar Web GUI is not already open, open it now.
If you are signed into a user account, sign out: click your username in the GUI page header , then click the Sign Out link that pops up.
Sign in as Administrator:
- Click the Sign In link in the GUI page header:
  The Sign In page will open.
- Enter Administrator in the Username field.
- Enter the Administrator password in the Password field.
- Click Sign In.
Click the Settings icon in the page header to view the Settings page.
Select the Content tab.
Select your preferred encoding (for example, EUC-KR) from the Default Character Encoding list. If your preferred encoding is not listed, select Other from the list, then enter the name of the encoding in the text field provided. You may use any encoding that is supported by your web browser.
- Browsers typically provide a list of their supported encodings. For Mozilla Firefox, this list is available under View / Character Encoding / Customize List.
- If you specify an encoding that is not supported, your browser will handle resolution.
Click the Update button.

The hub is now configured to use your specified encoding by default.

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