Thank you for your advices. Following them I decided to resign from changing
encoding. Instead I have found an Eclipse plugin (Properties Editor which can
be
downloaded at http://eclipse-plugins.info) which allows easy edition of
properties files. It works fine and solves my problem.
Best reg
Hi,
I had similar problems with Greek characters (ISO-8859-7). After loads of
research I found out that to work the property file needs to be Unicode encoded
(and in UTF8 preferably).
For example the String 'Φώτης' to appear in the web application has to be
encoded as \ux\ux and so on.
Hi Konrad,
It isn't even UTF, it's an older Java Properties file format:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Properties.html
You need to use native2ascii with something like
native2ascii -encoding ISO-8859-2 input.properties output.properties
it turns the non-ascii characters int
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