Hello Sandro, I'll be glad to contribute to the project by porting the Hello World! script example to jython, I'll just need some time until I finish this project, but you can count on it!
Greg, Sandro: I actually found it's an IDE issue, the files are being copied using UTF-8 for it's encoding, I tried filtering the resources using latin1 (iso-8859-1) but I had the same results, I'll see what I can do and I'll let you know the results as soon as I get them. Thanks for your help! Edgar Merino 2011/7/16 Sandro Martini <[email protected]> > Hi all, > Edgar can you attach here a zip containing a minimal sample to see the > issue ? > Thank you very much. > Ah, on apache-extras I've created some time ago an empty project, > pivot-jython ... are you interested in help us and fill there some content > (non copyrighted, like some minimal example) ? We already have there other > projects for other JVM languages ... > > Tell me. > > Bye, > Sandro > Il giorno 16/lug/2011 01:30, "Edgar Merino" <[email protected]> ha > scritto: > > > Hello, I've been working on a project using Apache Pivot and Python for > UI > > logic. Everything works perfectly, except for encodings. It seems that > pivot > > only registeres the default system encoding, excluding all others. This > is > > causing me problems since the application I'm writing is suppose to run > in > > windows (latin1) and my development machine uses linux (utf-8), forcing > me > > to manually change the encoding for strings when making production > releases. > > > > Has anyone got any information on this issue? I'm able to open a jython > > console and use different encodings, but somehow this is not working in > > pivot. Perhaps this is not a pivot issue, but an issue with the > javax.script > > API. > > > > > > I hope someone has an answer to this, thanks in advance. > > Edgar Merino >
