One historical reason for this class of bugs was the historic support for
Windows98 family, which made it much harder to switch to the correct "W"
Unicode APIs. Today Windows98 is no longer supported, so some things may
appear easy or at least easier.
On Thu, May 23, 2013 at 6:59 AM, Salter, Tho
Hello Thomas,
There are long standing bugs in this area, it all depends what arguments
are being
passed with Unicode code pages. This is somewhat a convoluted, as the
JNI invocation
APIs are not Unicode friendly. Also we have a common code base for
shared launcher
logic between the *nixes an
I've observed issues with passing non-ASCII characters through the command
line to a Java program on Windows. It seems that even though I can invoke
java.exe through CreateProcess, passing a full range of Unicode characters, and
even though the Java main accepts strings of Unicode characters,
