JDK does not convert kanji to unicode in system properties, it causes the
locale-sensitive system properties(java.home, java.class.path, user.home
...) do not work if these properities inlucde kanji characters. For example,
if you install JDK in a kanji-included directory, the JDK will fail to find
the correct calss library.
The bugid 4048230 is an another example caused by this bug.
locale-sensitive system properties(java.home, java.class.path, user.home
...) do not work if these properities inlucde kanji characters. For example,
if you install JDK in a kanji-included directory, the JDK will fail to find
the correct calss library.
The bugid 4048230 is an another example caused by this bug.
- duplicates
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JDK-4090694 i18n? Properties containing multibyte chars are not handled correctly
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- Closed
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JDK-4049152 Win32: Can't start java applications with Kanji characters in the path
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- Closed
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JDK-4085353 System properties dont support non-latin1 characters
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- Closed
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