Name: clC74495 Date: 03/18/99


This is from Oracle, a Java licensee.
The Oracle bug number is 761511.
  
This bug occurs with JDK 1.1.7B and JDK1.2. Please examine it ASAP.

The Croatian file.encoding property is Cp1252 in JDK1.1.7. Cp1252 is a Latin1
code page and Croatian is a Latin2 language. The file.encoding should be
Cp1250. The file.encoding is a Java system property and can be viewed via
System.getProperty("file.encoding"). This encoding is still a problem in JDK1.2FCS.

To fix this problem, the encoding_names section should be
changed in locale_str.h file to:
static char *encoding_names[] = {
    "ar", "Cp1256",
    "be", "Cp1251",
    "bg", "Cp1251",
    "cs", "Cp1250",
    "el", "Cp1253",
    "et", "Cp1257",
    "iw", "Cp1255",
    "hr", "Cp1250", /*Added for missing Croatian support*/
    "hu", "Cp1250",
    "ja", "MS932",
    "ko", "MS949",
    "lt", "Cp1257",
    "lv", "Cp1257",
    "mk", "Cp1251",
    "pl", "Cp1250",
    "ro", "Cp1250",
    "ru", "Cp1251",
    "sh", "Cp1250",
    "sk", "Cp1250",
    "sl", "Cp1250",
    "sq", "Cp1250",
    "sr", "Cp1251",
    "th", "MS874",
    "tr", "Cp1254",
    "uk", "Cp1251",
    "vn", "Cp1258", /*Added for missing Vietnamese support*/
    "zh", "GBK",
    "zh_TW", "MS950",
    "",
};
(Review ID: 55713)
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