Den 13-01-2012 09:32, mastix skrev:
Hi guys,
I'm currently developing some test cases for a REST service. I've been
struggling with this issue for two days now... now I really need your help.
I have the following String (with German umlauts) that I want to send to
that service.
/"ÜüäÄöÖ[ß°^|´cé€/"/
Is this string in the Java code? Then I think you need to set the
compiler to interpret the source code appropriatly.
compileJava.options.encoding = 'utf-8'
I set my eclipse project to "UTF-8" encoding => When I run my test cases
from within eclipse... everything works perfectly fine... (when I try that
test scenario manually everything works fine, too!)
See Sysout:
/File.Encoding: UTF-8
Default Charset: UTF-8/
When I run these test with my Gradle script, then I get the following output
and this test fails!
/File.Encoding: MacRoman
Default Charset: MacRoman/
So I'm pretty sure, that it's the char encoding that causes trouble here.
So I've tried to set it in my script:
/compileTestJava {
System.setProperty('file.encoding', 'UTF-8')
} /
That didn't work either... still MacRoman for both values.
So how can I change the file encoding as well as the default charset of the
JVM via gradle script? I don't want to do it on the JVM Level directly...
Any help would be really really appreciated! :)
Thanks in advance, guys!!!
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