Using the jpostal, if I call jpostal parseaddress like:
AddressParser.getInstance().parseAddress("Rue du Médecin-Colonel Calbairac Toulouse France\u0000")
I am seeing this warning logged
WARN invalid UTF-8
at transliterate (transliterate.c:791) errno: No such file or directory
WARN invalid UTF-8
at transliterate (transliterate.c:791) errno: No such file or directory
WARN invalid UTF-8
at transliterate (transliterate.c:791) errno: No such file or directory
WARN invalid UTF-8
at transliterate (transliterate.c:791) errno: No such file or directory
And the thread remains in waiting state.. This happens only when the address have \u0000 or (simple \0) character in it. Simplest solution seems to not send \0 character or replace it before calling parseAddress...
Using the jpostal, if I call jpostal parseaddress like:
I am seeing this warning logged
And the thread remains in waiting state.. This happens only when the address have
\u0000
or (simple\0
) character in it. Simplest solution seems to not send \0 character or replace it before calling parseAddress...