UTF-8 i18n Struts.
Posted 19:31 CET Saturday March 11th, 2006 (4 years, 183 days ago). 195 views. 2 comments. Tagged with Java, Programming.
As promised, here’s how you correctly get Struts and Tomcat to display UTF-8 characters correctly for i18n. It’s not that complicated, really, but it took quite a while to find out how:
You have to convert your UTF-8 properties-file with a program called natice2ascii. It comes with the SDK/JDK and is located in the bin folder of you Java-installation. This program converts the UTF-8 file to an ASCII file where the UTF-8 characters are written as Unicode Hex. The conversion is done like this:
native2ascii -encoding utf-8 c:\1.txt c:\2.txt
That’s about it, the file can now be used by Struts. Source: Support Eastern Languages in Your Struts Web Applications.
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March 12th, 2006 at 03:58:34
Thanks a bunch, mate! It’s probably the best birthday present EVER!!! Almost. (since it wasnt quite my birthday when you sent it, but I was havin my party when I read it!!!)
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March 12th, 2006 at 10:04:39
What? You had a party, and we were not invited? No more Unicode Hex for you!