It is the third time I try to send this message to the list and it doesn't seem to end
up being posted so here it is again !
Alexius,
It is working on my computer and here is how I did it. It might not be the only way
but at least it works !
I wanted to localize the literals in my pages so I wrote a custom tag. It was working
perfectly with 2 single bytes languages(english and french).
For japanese charracters, I moved my java file to a double byte computer, typed the
kanjis were they needed to be in this file and compile on the double byte computer. I
then copied the file back to the single byte computer and added the following to the
JSP page:
<%@ page import="i18nLocale" buffer="none" autoFlush="true" contentType="text/html;
charset=SHIFT_JIS" %>
And now I can serve the JSP pages in japanese too.
What I noticed however is that when I simply copied the single byte java file and
added the kanjis on the double byte computer, it didn't work. I actually had to create
a new file on the double byte computer and copy/paste the content of the single byte
file in the double byte file. If I didn't do that the kanjis were interpreted as
garbage by the single byte computer.
It's a little bit complicated but it works!
Pascal BLANC
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