RASCOE: Ubuntu - it's a school of Zulu philosophy, right? Can you talk to me about what that meaning is? And that's the name of your album.īUTLER: To show humanity to your brother is what ubuntu in South Africa meant. As I was growing up, I began to realize that, you know, I'm a boy from the Cape Flats in Cape Town, and I have my own vocal sound that I needed to develop.īUTLER: (Singing) From the place you meet your very edge, your thoughts held together all alone.
Those are all people that kind of helped us kind of find the strength to write our own music because under the apartheid system, you know, our music was not played on the radio. If it's McCoy Tyner, if it's Herbie, if it's George Benson, if it's Aretha Franklin, Donny Hathaway, Roberta Flack. So whoever had electricity, we would go there, and we'd go listen to the music. Tell me about growing up in South Africa, and then how does that come to play on this album?īUTLER: Well, you know, in South Africa, we had vinyl records, you know, and a lot of our homes never had electricity. And Stevie pulled out one of his harmonicas, and he began to play on the record. Long story short, we kept the conversation going, and he said, meet me at my studios. And Stevie Wonder - I always dreamt and imagined what it'd be like to actually meet him in person. You know, in South Africa, we didn't grow up with music school. Like, what was that like to get a message from him? Because this is someone who you've always looked up to.īUTLER: It's very surreal to me still. Welcome to the show.īUTLER: Oh, I'm so excited to be on your show this morning. RASCOE: Jonathan Butler joins us now from Los Angeles.
I am using the following dependency in the pom.xml that is used to generate the pdf: com.lowagieĬan anyone explain why this is happening? And how can I prevent the currency symbol from showing up in the PDF and have it use dollar signs as intended.BUTLER: (Singing) But tomorrow will reflect love's past. I have tried adding a header "Content-Type: application/pdf charset=utf-8" but that didn't work either. body(new InputStreamResource(pdfInputStream)) contentType(MediaType.parseMediaType("application/pdf")) Headers.add("content-disposition", contentDispositionValue)
String contentDispositionValue = "attachment filename=\"" + simpleFilename + "\"" īyteArrayInputStream pdfInputStream = new ByteArrayInputStream(pdfOutputStream.toByteArray()) Public ResponseEntity MultipartFile file, Relevant java endpoint code: = "/invoice/upload", produces = ) The currency symbol showing up in the pdf: I cannot determine why this is happening. When calling the endpoint from the Ubuntu deployment, the PDF contains a currency symbol (¤) instead of a dollar sign ($) for each occurrence. I have deployed the web to an Ubuntu server on AWS. When running the app locally (MacOS) the PDF correctly contains dollar signs ($). I have a Spring Boot web app that generates a PDF (as a ByteArrayOutputStream) and returns it (ByteArrayInputStream) as an attachment from an endpoint.
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