what would be an accurate mapping for x-IA5-Norwegian in java?

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What would be an accurate charset mapping for charset: x-IA5-Norwegian in java? This charset (Charset: x-IA5-Norwegian) in an java mail parser is not recognized by java and throws

java.io.UnsupportedEncodingException: X-IA5-Norwegian
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As a fallback, you could use ASCII (which is the US variant of IA5), you'll then miss out on 0x23: § (shows #), 0x5B: Æ (shows [), 0x5C: Ø (shows \), 0x5D: Å (shows ]), 0x7B: æ (shows {), 0x7C: ø (shows |), 0x7D: å (shows }), and 0x7E: | (shows ~).

As far as I can tell, there is no such character set included in Java, and I couldn't find a library to provide it.

If you really need it, you could always write your own Charset implementation to map it. See https://wutils.com/encodings/x-ia5-norwegian for the character mapping, and How to define a new Charset in Java/Android?.

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