Jack Wang wrote:
>
> Sorry, it is off the topic.
> The following code, out.println("<br>createUnicodeString=") show
> \u53D1\u738B123, and out.println("<br>unicode=""\u53D1\u738B123") show the
> chinese character code, Why ? In fact, that should be the same, but here one
> is I18n, another is /uxxxx.
I think you should not put strings into your code. You
should use it this way:
This is the simplest application code:
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import java.util.*;
import java.text.*;
public class MyApp {
static public void main(String[] args) {
//Locale mylocale = new Locale("cs","CZ");
Locale deflocale = Locale.getDefault();
ResourceBundle texts =
ResourceBundle.getBundle("Texts",deflocale);
System.out.println(texts.getString("t_id"));
}
}
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Then create a file named "Texts.txt" containing definition
of strings:
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t_id=<Your chinese characters in GB2312>
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Then convert it to "Texts.properties" file with this command:
native2ascii -encoding GB2312 Texts.txt Texts.properties
Then you can run your application with properly set locale
(LC_ALL variable on Unix, Regional settings on WindowsNT)
which causes proper setting of "file.encoding" property.
Hope this helps
Martin
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