[mojo-dev] [jira] (MJAXB-53) add an "encoding" parameter and use ${project.build.sourceEncoding} as default value

[Aleksey Sushko (JIRA)]

Aleksey Sushko commented on MJAXB-53 add an "encoding" parameter and use ${project.build.sourceEncoding} as default value If you work only with one single encoding, no problem. If you have multiple local character sets, problems with javac you provided. In many European Countries Windows PC using the old national character set. Most Linux systems use UTF-8. The use of multiple platforms makes you choose one national character set in your project. If the java code contains the text in one encoding, you need to generate jaxb elements in the same encoding. You may get an error of invalid characters. The latest version of xjc has a parameter encoding. In java 6 using an older version of xjc. This revision does not correct the work of xjc. Xjc creates files in the current encoding of the operating system. If the encoding of your project and operating system are not the same, all the files will be overwritten in the coding of your project. The last example shows how to use the national language in the names of elements within the xml document. You can use the national language in the names of data types.

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