This code properly reads the unicode files in jsp and set in session
Properties prop = null;
if (session.getAttribute("Properties") == null) {
URL myURL = null;
myURL =
application.getResource("/common/language/japanese_lang.properties");
String fnsKey;
String fnsVal;
InputStream is = myURL.openStream();
BufferedReader in = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(is, "UTF-8"));
prop = new Properties();
String fnsData;
fnsData = in.readLine();
while (fnsData != null) {
String fnsRetVal = "";
StringTokenizer stParse = new
StringTokenizer(fnsData, "="); //breaking the string
while (stParse.hasMoreTokens()) {
fnsKey =
stParse.nextToken().trim();
if (stParse.hasMoreTokens()) {
fnsVal =
stParse.nextToken().trim();
prop.setProperty(fnsKey, fnsVal);
}
}
fnsData = in.readLine();
}
session.setAttribute("Properties", prop);
} else {
prop = (Properties)
session.getAttribute("Properties");
}
Thanks and Regards,
Kapil Sharma
IAP Company Ltd.
-----Original Message-----
From: Christopher Schultz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2007 7:18 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: [OT] Reading Unicode Files
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Scott
Mulligan, Scott H wrote:
> In my Struts application, when I load a Resource Bundle (Property file)
> that has Unicode characters (\u1234) they get interpreted as single
> characters. However, when I read a file using a FileInputStream the
> Unicode characters get interpreted as a String "\u1234".
java.util.Properties.load includes the interpretation of those \uWXYZ
codes, while you are probably not reading them in as such.
(ResourceBundle uses Properties.load or something exactly like it to
load PropertyResourceBundles).
> I know I am missing something basic, but I can not figure it out. Can
> anyone please tell me what the Properties.load() method does that I am
> not doing?
They specifically look for \uWXYZ sequences and do their own conversion.
It's not a character encoding issue or anything like that... it's just
parsing and converting. You'll have to do it yourself.
Don't forget that if you have the JDK installed you can look at the Java
sources for just about any class. Try looking for JAVA_HOME/src.zip or
JAVA_HOME/share/src.zip and looking at the java.util.Properties source
code yourself.
- -chris
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