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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P1
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1.1
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1.1fcs
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x86
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windows_95
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Not verified
masayoshi.okutsu@Eng 1996-12-19
On windows95, java.awt.FileDialog.getFile() and getDirectory() return a
file name in platform-native character encoding. For example, on Japanese
Win95, it returns a Shift-JIS string.
To reproduce on Japanese Win95:
make a directory in Kanji.
create FileDialog, show it, and move into the Kanji directory.
close FileDialog.
print names from FileDialog.getFile() and getDirectory().
On windows95, java.awt.FileDialog.getFile() and getDirectory() return a
file name in platform-native character encoding. For example, on Japanese
Win95, it returns a Shift-JIS string.
To reproduce on Japanese Win95:
make a directory in Kanji.
create FileDialog, show it, and move into the Kanji directory.
close FileDialog.
print names from FileDialog.getFile() and getDirectory().