On Mar 20, 2009, at 11:41 AM, Patrick Middleton wrote:
I'm still really a WO451 programmer, so what do I know, but ....
doesn't Xplode allow you to set a default encoding for your text
(source) files? One might expect String s = "£"; to cause the
creation of a UTF8 string literal. Suppose your source code default
encoding was ISO 8859-1 ... what byte sequence would javac emit?
What's Xplode? :-)
If on the other hand Xplode's default encoding for text files was
UTF8, this problem shouldn't crop up -- unless you introduce it with
eg an external component editor.
Mixing encodings is definitely storing up trouble for the future --
been there, done that, don't want to do it again.
Where possible I use £ or even £ , but those choices
aren't always available -- list values for popups count here.
It's so easy to type accents and many other characters on the Mac. I
don't like using the & character for those things. YMMV.
On 20 Mar 2009, at 12:01, Ricardo J. Parada wrote:
In my case I ended up recreating the project. I created a new
Wonder app project, then I dragged my java classes, my WO
components, my web server resources into the new project.
And now it works. How weird huh? I got really close to solving it
but I was wasting too much time on that. I just hope it doesn't
start happening again. :-)
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