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stated many times. Bill
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>Thanks for the tip I did encoding="ISO-8859-1" under my java compile
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I gave an encoding parameter to the java compiler, thanks =)
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>Either you don't change the characters, and set the encoding properly
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Either you don't change the characters, and set the encoding properly
in , , etc... to whatever the encoding defaults to on
Windows, or you change your files to be UTF8 correct (using an escape
sequence for the proper swedish chars), which seems to be the default
on Linux, or finally you don't use
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Hi
It turned ou
Hi
It turned out that my JAVA_HOME variabel was not set. I pointed it to my
Java 5.0 installation and now it spews out a ton of these messages.
[javac]
/root/smc_projekt/Application/src/java/nu/absmc/action/ForsenadeController.java:10:
warning: unmappable character for encoding UTF8
[javac]
This is probably an encoding issue. Your @ or capital-O caracters may
not be the ASCII kind, but some variant. Verify this by running od -c
on one of the file, and if you don't get an @ or O were you expect,
that's the likely issue. --DD
On 7/5/06, Fredrik Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi
On 05/07/06, Fredrik Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all
I'm currently trying to migrate a J2EE project from a Windows platform
to a Linux platform.
I have cofigured the build.xml file accordingly to my setup on the linux
platform. I have the same java setup on the linux server but when
Are you using JDK 1.5 under linux?
Fredrik Andersson wrote:
Hi all
I'm currently trying to migrate a J2EE project from a Windows platform
to a Linux platform.
I have cofigured the build.xml file accordingly to my setup on the linux
platform. I have the same java setup on the linux server but w
Hi all
I'm currently trying to migrate a J2EE project from a Windows platform
to a Linux platform.
I have cofigured the build.xml file accordingly to my setup on the linux
platform. I have the same java setup on the linux server but when I try
to compile I get the following messages from ant.
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