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Shift_JIS encoding [message #119258]

Fri, 21 November 2003 07:37

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: amit.khare.wipro.com

My problem is :
I want to edit and compile SHIFT_JIS encoded java files on eclipse. I work
on Windows 2000 machine with eclipse 2.1.2.
By what eclipse recommends , I changed the user settigs ( System setting
s) to Japanese locale. Eclipse now picks up MS932 as the default encoding
and is able to compile all the files.

However I would like to do so in SHIFT_JIS since all the older code is
executed by java -encoding Shift_jis. The code compile on MS932 simply
fails to execute.

Is there any way I could provide the eclipse compiler :
javac -encoding Shift_jis ?

Re: Shift_JIS encoding [message #119815 is a reply to message #119258]

Mon, 24 November 2003 01:15

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: amit.khare.wipro.com

The way to do it is to:

a) Install the eclipse translation pack 2.1.1
b) restart eclipse.
c) shift_jis ( or any other required encoding ) appears in the encoding
preference for the workbench .
d) select appropriate encoding.

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