topic Re: ASE installation in Operating System - HP-UX

ASE installation

Thu Nguyen_2 — Sun, 21 Jan 2001 07:07:58 GMT

Please help me with 2 questions:
1. How can I check if ASE has installed on my system???
2. If not, how can I install that???
Thanks

Re: ASE installation

Bill Hassell — Sun, 21 Jan 2001 17:17:15 GMT

I'm not familiar with ASE. Could it be called ACE (Additional Core Enhancements)? If so, run swlist -l bundle to see what has been installed at the bundle level.

If ASE is truly the product name, use swlist -l product | grep -i ase. However, not many vendors use the industry standard SD program to package their products so you may have to search around. Start with man pages to see if any of the commands exist. Look in /opt for a directory that might contain ASE, and look in /usr/contrib and perhaps /usr/local. The instructions for the ASE product should tell you how to install and run it.

Re: ASE installation

Thu Nguyen_2 — Mon, 22 Jan 2001 05:27:44 GMT

I'm sorry that my question was not clear. ASE means Asian System Environment. The reason I ask this question since I have problems to use iconv to convert from utf8 to Asian language. The European language works fine. In /usr/lib/nls/iconv/tables I don't see the tables defined in the config.iconv (e.g ucs2=eucJP) so I assume I'm having problem with ASE.
Thanks for your respond. Please help me again.

Re: ASE installation

Alex Glennie — Mon, 22 Jan 2001 08:29:28 GMT

Try a swlist -l bundle or fileset ? grep -i ase or asian ?

FYI : Series 700 - B1515AA s700 ASE for HP-UX
(Asian System Environment)

Series 800 - B1520AA s800 ASE for HP-UX
(Asian System Environment)

The above 2 products i beleive are purchaseable and most likely codeworded on the apps CD's.

Sounds to me as this may just be a problem with iconv ?

what O/S are you ?

Patch Name: PHCO_18070

Patch Description: s700_800 10.20 iconv(1) methods library cumulative patch or its equivalent at 11.xx should be installed.

iconv() fails in ucs2->eucJP conversion if the target
character is more than 3-bytes.
DTS #: JAGaa08137 etc etc etc ....

Here is the patch list available for UTF8 (Unicode
support on HP-UX 10.20). Depending upon the desired language,
you need to install one or more of the following patches:

[PHCO_13451/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_13544/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_15262/PACHRDME/English]
[PHSS_15796/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_16369/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_17187/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_17381/PACHRDME/English]
[PHSS_17566/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_17799/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18030/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18031/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18032/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18033/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18034/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18035/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18036/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18037/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18038/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18039/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18040/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18041/pachrdme/english]
[PHCO_18042/pachrdme/english]
[PHCO_18043/pachrdme/english]
[PHCO_18044/pachrdme/english]
[PHCO_18070/PACHRDME/English]
[PHCO_18338/pachrdme/english]
[PHNE_18525/pachrdme/english]

Some of these patches have dependencies for other products like
Xserver, CDE, libc, streams, the iconv tables, and so on. This
list contains all of the UTF8-related patches.

Note: This patch, as with any patch, may be superseded. Please
check for the latest patch at the Electronic Support Center
(ESC) by using either of these web sites:

http://us-support.external.hp.com

http://europe-support.external.hp.com

--AND--

2. You can use the following sources to get more information on
Internationalization:

A. /usr/lib/nls/README.nls.10.01

B. Xwindows on the World, Developing Internationalized Software
with X, Motif, and CDE, by Thomas C. McFarland
Prentice Hall/Hewlett Packard Professional Books
ISBN 0-13-359787-3

C. HP-UX Reference Manuals

D. /usr/newconfig/RelNote