This appears to work correctly now; I am getting someone to test in the real
environment. Thanks for the suggestion.I had previously tried moving the
toFront() down before but never in conjunction with the requestFocus().
Thanks,
Cindy
Niek Ederveen wrote:
Hi Cynthia,
Changing the
I don't know if I'd mess with key listeners. The component already has all
the key listeners and cutpaste listeners a guy would need. Why not filter the
foreign cahracters on the actual text the user is inserting, using something
like this
class EnglishOnlyDocument extends Document {
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
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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
remember to do it on a KeyRelease.
Otherwise, the character wouldn't be there to remove if
need be.
aaron
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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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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