Can't loading a class whose name includes a character outside the
standard 7bit ASCII set is a known bug. See also 4193134.

When loading the class that includes Japanese, we got the following
error messages in the previous version in our testing.

% java ɽ½½É½
       ^^^^^^
       Japanese Kanji

Can't find class ɽ½½É½
                 ^^^^^^
                 Japanese Kanji


In JDK1.1.8 build "H" on Solaris Only, the error messge is changed.

Error loading class ɽ½½É½: Wrong name
                    ^^^^^^
                    Japanese Kanji

On Windows NT with build "H", I can see still the same as "Can't find class".

     JDK1.1.7 (Solaris, Win32) : Can't find class ɽ½½É½
     JDK1.1.8H (Win32) : Can't find class ɽ½½É½
     JDK1.1.8H (Solaris) : Error loading class ɽ½½É½

I'm not sure that this is a bug or not, because I don't know the functinal
spec on this case. However I think the error message shoule be the same
both on Solaris and Win32.

Tested Environment:
Solaris 2.6 on SPARC and Solaris 2.6 on Intel
iwabuchi@dandelion> java -fullversion
java full version "JDK1.1.8H"

I know that the impact is small, because a user can't load Japanese class
anyway even if the error message is different.