Is JOptionPane internationalized ?
Hi folks, I am testing my software for internationalization (Japanese) on w2k and solaris.I am using JOptionPane for warning dialogs, error dialogs etc. On Japanese W2k machine the "OK", "Cancel".. buttons are displayed in Japanese but on Japanese solaris machine they are still displayed in english. I am using jre1.3.Are there any registered bug for this? I saw some bugs but they all are closed. Thanks - bharat
RE: Is JOptionPane internationalized ?
Yes, JOptionPane is internationalized provided that you have an
internationalized version of the plugin AND the user's computer has the
appropriate locale configured for their Regional Settings (at least for
Windows).
A simple shortcut that avoids having the user change their regional settings
is to set these UIManager properties for the Yes/No/OK/Cancel buttons,
substituting language specific strings as appropriate. As far as I know,
these are the only Strings which JOptionPane supplies itself. The remainder
of the Strings (e.g. title and message) are supplied by the developer.
Object[] settings = {
//...
OptionPane.cancelButtonText, getLocalizedString(shared.cancel),
OptionPane.noButtonText, getLocalizedString(shared.no),
OptionPane.okButtonText, getLocalizedString(shared.ok),
OptionPane.yesButtonText, getLocalizedString(shared.yes),
//...
};
UIDefaults defaults = UIManager.getDefaults();
defaults.putDefaults(settings);
The call to getLocalizedString() is simply our convenience call to a
ResourceBundle lookup.
-Original Message-
From: Keith Bennett
To: Bharat
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Sent: 9/27/01 10:43 AM
Subject: Re: Is JOptionPane internationalized ?
Bharat -
Check to see if the rt.jar in your Solaris JRE contains a Japanese
language file named basic_jp.properties. This is the file would
probably contain the Japanese strings. (The file basic.properties is
what contains the English strings.)
However, there are several problems with JFileChooser. For details,
check out the Javadoc in this TFileChooser class I wrote:
http://www.cpcug.org/user/kbennett/java/TFileChooser.java
Use of this class, and supporting configuration, corrects the
JFileChooser problems. Hopefully in JDK 1.4 these things will all be
fixed.
By the way, can anyone suggest a place for me to send/put this file so
that it is available to the Java community?
Thanks.
- Keith
Bharat wrote:
Hi folks,
I am testing my software for internationalization (Japanese) on w2k
and solaris. I am using JOptionPane for warning dialogs, error dialogs
etc. On Japanese W2k machine the OK, Cancel.. buttons are
displayed in Japanese but on Japanese solaris machine they are still
displayed in english.
I am using jre1.3. Are there any registered bug for this? I saw some
bugs but they all are closed.
Thanks
- bharat
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Re: [Advanced-java] Re: Is JOptionPane internationalized ?
Yes basic_jp.properties is missing from rt.jar. Is there any i18n version of jre available ? Or I can get basic_jp.properties from somewhere ? Thanks - bharat Bharat - Check to see if the rt.jar in your Solaris JRE contains a Japanese language file named basic_jp.properties. This is the file would probably contain the Japanese strings. (The file basic.properties is what contains the English strings.) However, there are several problems with JFileChooser. For details, check out the Javadoc in this TFileChooser class I wrote: http://www.cpcug.org/user/kbennett/java/TFileChooser.java Use of this class, and supporting configuration, corrects the JFileChooser problems. Hopefully in JDK 1.4 these things will all be fixed. By the way, can anyone suggest a place for me to send/put this file so that it is available to the Java community? Thanks. - Keith Bharat wrote: Hi folks, I am testing my software for internationalization (Japanese) on w2k and solaris. I am using JOptionPane for warning dialogs, error dialogs etc. On Japanese W2k machine the OK, Cancel.. buttons are displayed in Japanese but on Japanese solaris machine they are still displayed in english. I am using jre1.3. Are there any registered bug for this? I saw some bugs but they all are closed. Thanks - bharat ___ Advanced-java mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/advanced-java _ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com ___ Advanced-swing mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://eos.dk/mailman/listinfo/advanced-swing
RE: How to restric japanese characters
remember to do it on a KeyRelease.
Otherwise, the character wouldn't be there to remove if
need be.
aaron
-Original Message-From: Bharat
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 1:08
AMTo: Bharat; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: How to restric japanese
characters
Hi folks,
First, I must thank you for all ur responses.
I have come to a solution which is working so
far.
I have added a keylistener to my JtextField which
is validating each character which is typed or pasted in the
textfiled.
I have written following code to check if the
character is non english.
public static boolean isNonEnglishChar(char
c){int i = (int)
c;System.out.println("char " +c +" =" + i);if(
(i32) || ( i126))return
true;return false;}
Comments ???
- bharat
- Original Message -
From:
Bharat
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001
9:29 AM
Subject: How to restric japanese
characters
Hi folks,
I want my JTextField to accept only english
characters and it should reject japanese(or any other language)
characters.
Is there anyapi to do it?or a
sample code which will help ?
Thanks,
- bharat
RE: [Advanced-java] RE: How to restric japanese characters
I'm
not sure when KeyRelease would get called. Remember that for
typing
some
Kanji characters a user might physically type and release 2 or more
physical keys on the keyboard, and those keys would be combined into
1
Kanji
character by an input method. You want something that is called
when
the
input method gets done changing the character. Is KeyRelease
the
right
place? Its name would imply that it is not.
The
below isNonEnglishChar() method is right, sort of, although it would
allow
in accented characters in the range of 128-255 which are used in
the
European Latin-1 character sets, but not used in
English.
- Mitch
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8:55 AMTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
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japanese characters
remember to do it on a
KeyRelease.
Otherwise, the character wouldn't be there to remove
if need be.
aaron
-Original Message-From: Bharat
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 1:08
AMTo: Bharat; [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED];
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: Re: How to restric japanese
characters
Hi folks,
First, I must thank you for all ur responses.
I have come to a solution which is working so
far.
I have added a keylistener to my JtextField
which is validating each character which is typed or pasted in the
textfiled.
I have written following code to check if the
character is non english.
public static boolean
isNonEnglishChar(char c){int i = (int)
c;System.out.println("char " +c +" =" +
i);if( (i32) || ( i126))return
true;return false;}
Comments ???
- bharat
- Original Message -
From:
Bharat
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001
9:29 AM
Subject: How to restric japanese
characters
Hi folks,
I want my JTextField to accept only english
characters and it should reject japanese(or any other language)
characters.
Is there anyapi to do it?or
a sample code which will help ?
Thanks,
- bharat
