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Florin Herinean wrote:
| By default, java uses the platform encoding. It seems that your
| windows machine has a different character encoding than the linux
| machine, and that's why it's working. So, you should use the String
| constructor with the character encoding.
Thank you , Florin. I was able to get the Unicode to print out to a
TextArea perfectly when I changed the encoding to Cp1252 (took me a
while to find that encoding setting).
However, I am still having trouble on the Java3D side. Once I read the
string in, I am recalling it to set up the image file for an appearance.
~ The images are BMP, so I am using the following JAI code to load the
files:
RenderedImage img = (RenderedImage)JAI.create("fileload", filename);
RenderedImageAdapter ria = new RenderedImageAdapter(img);
BufferedImage buffer = ria.getAsBufferedImage();
If the filename has no Korean in it (I have a few) then the image loads
fine. Once Korean characters are thrown into the mix, the above code
can't seem to load the BMP file.
Does anyone have any suggestions about loading a BMP file w/ a "funky"
character set?
Thanks!
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