i18N defect in Russian Language

[sri ramvaithiyanathan]

Hi,

I am working on internationalization. its working fine for all language except russian language.
Java code as follows,

package com.interna.util;

import java.util.Locale;
import java.util.ResourceBundle;

class LangTrans {
public static void main(String args[]) {
// used new Locale("ru"); new Locale("RU"); new Locale("ru_RU");
	ResourceBundle bundle = ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.nike.hr.common.util.hrconfig",new Locale( "ru", "RU" ));
	System.out.println("Russian Lang conversion***"+bundle.getString("subject"));
}
}

properties file as follows, during preview russian lang not appeard correctly

subject=Тема (subject equivalent word in russian language)
message= Вопрос (message equivalent word in russian language)

output

Russian Lang conversion***Тема //Some special characters, but expected output is Тема

Regards,
Sriram.V

[Paul Clapham]

You have an encoding problem. However rather than go through the tedious and basically useless procedure of trying to get Java to use the right encoding for your command line, why not just use a GUI to do that kind of test? You aren't writing a command-line application (right?) so don't use a command-line application to do your testing. It isn't worth the trouble.

[sri ramvaithiyanathan]

Thanks for your quick response.
can you please tell me, how to resolve the encoding problem other than GUI method.

Regards,
Sriram.V

[Paul Clapham]

What for? You aren't going to display this data on the console in real life, are you?

[sri ramvaithiyanathan]

let me clearly explain my question.

1) I want to get value from resource bundle
2) Want to display the resource bundle value in jsp page.

the value i got from console is same as the value I got from resultant jsp page.

[Martin Vashko]

Paul Clapham wrote:What for? You aren't going to display this data on the console in real life, are you?

Besides, it might not be feasible. Windows console has a limited character set that can be changed only via the Regional Settings Control Panel and is the same for all consoles in the system. As far as I know, displaying cyrillic alongside latin characters in Windows console is not possible.

[Rob Spoor]

Martin is right. The Windows console is very limited in what it can display; even more common characters like é are not supported.

As for the encoding problem, this thread may be an interesting read for you.