AppletTalk.com Java discussions newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  Re: Localization problem, help needed          AppletTalk.com Forum Index -> comp.lang.java.misc View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Brad BARCLAY Guest Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2003 4:37 pm    Post subject: Re: Localization problem, help needed WeNotStupid wrote: Quote: Hi, All I have the following problem about displaying chinese characters in my java application, The application is unable to display the chinese characters, though the characters are stored as UTF8 in my properties file (test_zh.CN.properties) ? On the display, the chinese characters appear as small boxes, and the number of boxes equals to the number of chinese characters. I have tried playing around the region settings. Any help is appreciated, thank you. I'm going to ask two obvious questions here, so get ready for it... ;) Are you sure you have the International version of Java installed, as opposed to the US English version? Do you have the correct fonts setup to display Chinese characters in Java? Brad BARCLAY -- =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= From the OS/2 WARP v4.5 Desktop of Brad BARCLAY. The jSyncManager Project: http://www.jsyncmanager.org Back to top greyhound Guest Posted: Fri Jun 27, 2003 4:33 pm    Post subject: Re: Localization problem, help needed I had a similar problem trying to display Japanese characters. I was able to display the file contents correctly after I renamed the file fonts.properties.ja as fonts.properties. There may be a more elegant solution, but this one worked for me. WeNotStupid <WeNotStupid (AT) NotStupid (DOT) com> wrote Quote: Hi, All I have the following problem about displaying chinese characters in my java application, The application is unable to display the chinese characters, though the characters are stored as UTF8 in my properties file (test_zh.CN.properties) ? On the display, the chinese characters appear as small boxes, and the number of boxes equals to the number of chinese characters. I have tried playing around the region settings. Any help is appreciated, thank you. regards James Back to top Sri Nivas Guest Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2003 9:58 pm    Post subject: Re: Localization problem, help needed WeNotStupid wrote: Quote: Hi, All I have the following problem about displaying chinese characters in my java application, The application is unable to display the chinese characters, though the characters are stored as UTF8 in my properties file (test_zh.CN.properties) ? On the display, the chinese characters appear as small boxes, and the number of boxes equals to the number of chinese characters. I have tried playing around the region settings. Any help is appreciated, thank you. regards James Try renaming your properties file to test_zh_CN.properties. Back to top Nigel Wade Guest Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2006 1:12 am    Post subject: Re: Set/check run Environment for j2re-1.4.0 ? news (AT) absamail (DOT) co.za wrote: Quote: Hi, I want to run this Java ap. & I read:- ]Because Protg is written in Java, it will run on any platform that ]supports a version 1.4.2 compliant Java Virtual Machine (this includes ]Windows XP, Linux, and Macintosh machines). The latest linux installation I've got is Mandrake9 , which has: j2re-1.4.0._01 Which I installed, but it didn't have a man or any tutorial. According to some old sun tutors and the actual kaffe 1.0.7, 'javac ID.java', complies ID.java to create byte-code file: ID.class . And 'java ID' runs the byte-code. I tested helloWorld after installing kaffe 1.0.7, my first java action ! Now when I want to 'extend' to the newly installed j2re-1.4.0._01, I can't find any javac executable. All executables are binary, except a script: ControlPanel, which ends with: SomeDir>/bin/java -D<long string of args When I run this script, I see error messages. Q- how do I activate the compiler ? Q - what are the essential env-vars for j2re & how are they set. Thanks for any info. == Chris Glur. The JRE (as in j2re...) is the Java Runtime Environment. It has all the necessary components for running Java applications, applets etc. It does not have the necessary components for developing Java applications, and that includes the Java compiler, javac. You need to install the Java Development Kit. That might be called the JDK or the SDK (Sun can't make up their minds, and change it with every minor release). Try http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html for the latest 1.4 SDK release. Ther you will find the download, and installation instructions. 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